Examples of using Will regulate in English and their translations into German
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Political
It is not only about who will regulate the regulator but why we need to regulate the regulator.
This will regulate your hypothalamus. But in all probability, I won't be able to wake you.
In the best case it will regulate access to its market, expelling, at any time, any European investor.
A new Commission Decision pursuant to Decision 676/2002/EC will regulate the use of the 900 MHz band in the EU.
Given this, how free are credit rating agencies to express their opinion on the very institutions that will regulate them?
each text will regulate itself to which extent criminal sanctions shall have to be provided for.
The present Directive will regulate the conditions for placing energy-using products on the EU market by harmonising product-related environmental protection requirements.
is good for all, that the invisible hand of the market will regulate everything.
The structures will be flexible enough to compensate eventuel movements of the ground and the walls will regulate the humidity in the house naturally.
This will regulate the overproduction of fat on the scalp.
Organic parts will regulate organic fat manufacturing to supply slim midsection.
Organic elements will regulate organic fat production to provide slim waistline.
Natural components will regulate natural fat production to provide slim waist.
The state will regulate production and distribution through a cannabis agency.
The adaptive cruise control will regulate the speed for you.
Only water will regulate blood pressure- because it is the water pressure.
It will regulate ways to compensate appropriately for degraded forest sites.
their number will regulate by itself.
The new document will regulate the use of radio frequency spectrum(RFS) in Russia.
The fat content of the meal will regulate the blood sugar level and control cravings for carbohydrates.