['regju'leɪʃ(ə)n] n This HTML5 player is not supported by your browser
arts. règlement m automat. variation absolue de tension chem. instructions f arrangement m réseau m assemblage m asservissement m construct. régularisation f econ. règlement m (EU, UE) el. plage de régulation ; régulation f EU. reglement hydrol. correction des lits torrentiels law prescription f arrêté m law, polit. projet de règlement mech.eng., el. variation de tension ; variation de vitesse patents. statut m ordonnance f décret m polit. réglementation f dispositions réglementaires sport. réglement transp. réglage m lissage m construct. consignes f econ. statut m law règlements m gen. règlement m econ. règlement m (UE)
regulation The act of regulating; a rule or order prescribed for management or government; a regulating principle; a precept. Rule of order prescribed by superior or competent authority relating to action on those under its control ['regju'leɪʃ(ə)n] n
environ. règlement m
regulation A governmental order having the force of law ['regju'leɪʃ(ə)n] n
polit. réglementation f (Décret gouvernemental ayant force de loi) English thesaurus abbr. regu IT Rules or laws defined and enforced by an authority to regulate conduct law rule ; A rule or order prescribed for management or government ; law mil., abbr. reg ; regs ; rgl mil., logist. In an exploitation center: 1. for the outgoing messages, the processing of the messages sent by the authorities for whom the center works, in order to send them to the signal center to which they are addressed in the predetermined conditions of speed and security; 2. for the incoming messages, the deliver to the authorities for whom the center works, under a usable format, of the messages addressed to these authorities; 3. for the transmitting messages transmitting messages for which the delivery means or the cryptosystem is changed , the onward delivery of the messages to the following or final signal center. (FRA) abbr. reg abbr., slang regs
