regularize
ਰੈਗੂਲਰ
definition
verb
The task then is to find ways to regularize the movement of workers to where they can be productively employed.
make (something) regular.
example
Well, are they going to 'regularize' their relationship in some other way?
The task then is to find ways to 'regularize' the movement of workers to where they can be productively employed.
The Second Empire, generally avid for control and order, sought to 'regularize' commerce by the reconstruction of the central market.
an electrical implant to 'regularize' the heartbeat
First, an immigration restriction bill passed by Congress in 1917 allowed for the assignment of American medical staff to overseas consulates in order to 'regularize' the medical exams administered to visa applicants.
immigrants applying to 'regularize' their status as residents
The consulate also hopes to 'regularize' the position of Filipino servants working in Shanghai as soon as possible.
Attempts in 1770 to 'regularize' supplies in the hands of a few chosen merchants led to rumours of a ‘famine pact’ devised by rascally ministers to starve the king's subjects.
At that time, the modern nation-state began to 'regularize' taxation and renounce the use of surprise plunder and confiscation as fiscal devices.
immigrants applying to 'regularize' their status as residents
The building conforms to the natural bedrock shelf, using an ambitiously constructed terrace to extend the floor surface to the west and to expand and 'regularize' room sizes.
We would welcome them 'regularising' the industry.
The reshaping of the square began with 'regularizing' the piazzetta surrounding the octagonal Baptistery.
Mr Blake contended that, not being able to read or write, he had no knowledge of being an overstayer and had relied on his wife's assurances that she had 'regularised' his stay in the UK.
Government will then issue new exploration and production leases to all existing operators to 'regularise' them under updated terms and conditions.
In the absence of the child's immigration status being 'regularized' such that he may lawfully enter the United States as a person intending to reside there, he could only lawfully enter as a visitor.
The church should 'regularise' its position by asking for an Act of Disestablishment and end this anomaly.
The one way system was very successful in that it 'regularised' the junctions because they were awfully dangerous and it got rid of that danger.
The workers' demands include 'regularisation' of working hours; wages fixed in line with government directives, the provision of educational facilities for their children and amenities for their parents.
We need to address a 'regularization' of immigration policy.
Britain 'regularised' its system only in the late 1970s and in Indian society, which is just beginning to accept formal adoption (taking in orphaned relatives and friends has its own history in India), there is a long way to go.
And although the 'regularization' of the status of immigrants is not an issue that concerns many of these voters, it is an indicator of the party's attitude to a minority that currently numbers almost 30 million people.
In his work the image is 'regularized' , made to conform to an internally derived schema that is made up of patterns, repeated shapes, and with a concern for the inter-relationship of forms and the association of parts to the whole.
He is now recommending that the enforcement notices should be rescinded and that those operating from the quarry without permission should be invited to submit applications to 'regularise' their use.
Although there is some evidence for localized schemes of drainage and 'regularized' land allotment, there is no hint of any overall scheme of land division.
Unfortunately [he] was misled into believing… that his immigration status had been 'regularised' .
In 1998 things were improved by the creation of a Local Government Fund to help 'regularise' council funding.
I am not interested in having a baby for at least three years, but I want to 'regularise' my periods.
The prince will one day become the supreme governor of the Church of England and Defender of the Faith so the 'regularisation' of his domestic arrangements has been troubling the church for some time.
In November 2000 there was a major row and a month later he was arrested as an overstayer because his immigration status had not been 'regularised' .
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