Regulating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REGULATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REGULATE, to control according to rule
• control (something, especially a business activity) by means of rules and regulations
• set (a clock or other apparatus) according to an external standard
• control or maintain the rate or speed of (a machine or process) so that it operates properly
NOUN:
• the act of controlling or directing according to rule

Words related to REGULATING

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Words that contain REGULATING

deregulating15 reregulating14 overregulating19 thermoregulating23

How to use REGULATING in a sentence

• And with each succeeding day the human torrent would require more kindliness, more equity, the logical division of wealth by just laws regulating universal labor.
• From this source alone the great truths and precepts can be derived, for regulating the conscience and improving the heart.
• The power of regulating and calling forth the militia has been already sufficiently vindicated and explained.
• It is not contended that the number of people in each State ought not to be the standard for regulating the proportion of those who are to represent the people of each State.
• But that which is praised as regulating the passions, and restraining the feelings of the mind, finds its exercise in practice.
• But the principle is one of those which serves us for judging the dead, much more than for regulating our own conduct.
• Religion does in fact play a less considerable part in regulating the daily acts of men than theologians are inclined to believe.
• I am speaking now of the particular type of aeroplane employed for regulating artillery fire.
• Louis the Debonnair, whilst regulating beforehand the division of his dominion, likewise desired, as he said, to maintain the unity of the empire.
• The Pope had given him unlimited powers of appointing and dismissing subordinates, controlling operations, and regulating expenditure.
• The bill for regulating the trade passed both Houses, notwithstanding a vigorous opposition, and became a law.
• The meanness of regulating our conduct by the opinions of men 186.
• Apparatus for Supplying and Regulating the Blast of Air.
• The electro-inductive repulsive action has also been applied to regulating devices for alternating currents, with the details of which I cannot now deal.
• One objection to this is the trouble required in regulating.
• He knows, as does also the Tao-Te-Ching, methods of regulating the breathing which are conducive to mental culture and long life.
• The acts for regulating the trade with America are to be continued as last year.
• Besides, if this were an exercise of the power of regulating commerce, it would be void, as extending as much to the internal commerce of every State, as to its external.
• One of the great principles regulating commercial transactions in the Middle Ages and enforced by law and custom was publicity.
• The bills for regulating the clergy met with some opposition in the house of lords.
• Their haste took away all attention to the regulating the course of the streets, whilst, setting aside all distinction of property, they build on any part that was vacant.
• Out here in this semi-obscurity, where the regulating forces of society grow tardy and weak, strange and dangerous beings move to and fro, avoiding the apprehension of the law.
• In that year an act was passed by the Federal Congress regulating the election of senators by the State Legislatures.
• The Act regulating mines in Great Britain is scarcely up to date in this respect.
• She has equal authority in regulating and disposing of the children, and in the case of infants, more than he.
• The state sanctioned the family, and made it an instrument for regulating political and property rights.
• Yet there is no sphere which in civilisation women have so far had so small a part in regulating.
• He felt surprised at the success of a painter who did not even observe the laws regulating the value of tints.
• Yet even these regulating conditions must receive intelligent treatment.
• Reduced now to his strict income of forty-odd thousand a year, he thought himself wise and prudent in so regulating his household as not to exceed it.

Similar words containing GULAT without suffix ing and without prefix re

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