well-regulated
Britishadjective
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But when the sickness response is well-regulated, understanding why we feel bad — and how the brain is involved — may help us work with our body and brain to get better.
From Washington Post
"Policymakers must do all they can to ensure retirement schemes are supported, developed and well-regulated."
From Reuters
Supplements, for example, are not rigorously tested or well-regulated.
From Seattle Times
Eliminating the illicit marijuana market and building a well-regulated, safe and legal market for marijuana sales would create tens of thousands of well-paying jobs.
From Washington Post
“Passing Question 4 will put an end to the failed criminalization of cannabis, create a well-regulated legal marijuana market centered around equity, and open up new doors for local entrepreneurs and small business owners,” Monroe said in the statement.
From Washington Post
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