Synonyms for regulator
ˈrɛg yəˌleɪ tərreg·u·la·tor

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1. regulatornoun

   any of various controls or devices for regulating or controlling fluid flow, pressure, temperature, etc.

   Synonyms:
   governor

2. regulatornoun

   an official responsible for control and supervision of a particular activity or area of public interest

   Synonyms:
   governor

3. governor, regulatornoun

   a control that maintains a steady speed in a machine (as by controlling the supply of fuel)

   Synonyms:
   governor

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1. • Control
   • Official

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1. List of paraphrases for "regulator":

   regulatory, adjuster, regulador, regulator-down, policer, controller, governor, regulating, dispatcher, regulators, legislator

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1. Alamin Alkundi:

   Registration by regulator is not compulsory for nutritionists in the UK and their title is not protected, so anybody can practice as a nutritionist.

2. Mark Garnier:

   We will continue to push for businesses to get their money back, we are very angry and we are doing our level best to put pressure on the regulator. There are still very, very bad habits in banks.

3. Sudirman Said:

   There was no minister as unlucky as me, there were no other ministries where the minister is in prison, the secretary-general is in prison, the head of the oil and gas regulator is in prison and several members of the (parliament) energy commission are in prison.

4. Ivan Shi:

   Perhaps one of the systematic implications of this will be that the super-regulator, if and when it comes, may be better able to address the regulation of such privately-owned financial conglomerates.

5. Alan Joyce:

   We don't have the ability to do that length of duty today so you do need to negotiate that and get the regulator comfortable with it, if the business case works ... (we can) put an order in by the end of this year and have aircraft arriving in 2022.