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regulatory law

regulatory law noun: the body of rules and regulations created and enforced by government administrative agencies to implement and oversee statutes passed by legislatures.

Noun

regulatory law (uncountable)

  1. The body of rules and regulations created and enforced by government administrative agencies to implement and oversee statutes passed by legislatures.

Questions about regulatory law

What does regulatory law mean?
Regulatory law means the body of rules and regulations created and enforced by government administrative agencies to implement and oversee statutes passed by legislatures.
What part of speech is regulatory law?
Regulatory law is a noun.

Words near regulatory law in the dictionary

  1. regulatory entrepreneur
  2. regulatory entrepreneurs
  3. regulatory entrepreneurship
  4. regulatory framework
  5. regulatory frameworks
  6. regulatory law
  7. regulatress
  8. regulatresses
  9. reguli
  10. regulid
  11. regulids

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