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n2) правило; инструкция; pl технические условия, технические нормы; административные положения, административные правила; устав•to adopt regulations — устанавливать / вводить правила
to deviate from regulations — нарушать инструкции / устав
to establish regulations — устанавливать / вводить правила
to impose / to introduce regulations — устанавливать / вводить правила
to make regulations — устанавливать / вводить правила
- currency regulationsto violate regulations — нарушать инструкции / устав
- economic regulation
- emergency regulations
- export regulations
- financial regulations
- fishing regulation
- government regulation
- in breach of British regulations
- internal regulations
- international air regulations
- legal regulation of smth
- national trade regulation
- nonobservance of regulations
- occupational safety and health regulations
- office regulations
- outmoded regulations
- passport regulations
- production-stopping regulations
- provisional regulations
- regulation of international monetary and financial relations
- road regulations
- rules and regulations
- safety regulations
- staff regulations
- state regulation
- state-monopoly regulation in the economy
- straightjacket regulations
- strict observance of constitutional regulations
- sweeping regulations
- technical regulations
- tight regulations
- transport regulations
- under the country's security regulations
- uniform regulations
- visa regulations
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