regulative

A platform is essentially a market within the free market, so special regulative care is required.

The regulative is actually about any storage on the users computer.

MS have close to monopoly state and is very close to formal margins, where regulators must issue regulative measures.

A lot of people producing paperwork for regulative etc purposes have been replaced by language models.

The drawback however tend to be a much higher risk of regulative capture, especially in areas of patent and copyright.

It's very hard for anyone let alone a startup to challenge the EU regulative system.

If a Chinese company wanted to do an extensive commercial map of the US it would face all sorts of regulative hurdles.

They are famous for their tofu dreg and the catastrophes connected with this meme, which is a result of regulative negligence and corruption.

Thank god I work in a business that has regulative moats that prevent real competition.

Even those companies can't really win over the EU regulative system, now try and be a startup trying to challenge som of the regulation, good luck.

On the undesirable side, when vertical expansion leads toward monopolistic control of a product or service then regulative action may be required to rectify anti-competitive behavior.

The continuum becomes a regulative idea, not a given.

If you approve of a "rebellion" against this law, as opposed to just some democratic change of legislation, I wonder how would you handle other regulative norms...

Nuclear power has been used as a dispatchable / regulative source of power to compensate solar and wind power intermittency for decades in France.[1] > These days, it's looking like renewables + storage could supply "synthetic baseload" more cheaply than nuclear in most places And that's gross bullshit.

Regulative principle of worship, this kind of direction.