Sentence examples for regularised from inspiring English sources

"Government", a resident diplomat suggests, "will be regularised".The new prime minister, Abdullah bin Nasser al-Thani, is a military man who is less flamboyant than his predecessor.

Difficult decisions had to be made, one of which was whether he should be regularised to suit a metropolitan audience.

Mr Damisch expects Swiss assets originating from Europe to decline by up to a third in coming years as undeclared money is "regularised" (American assets are already negligible).

But if you say, these are hard-working individuals whose position needs to be regularised, they'll support it".And rightly.

The farm lobby wanted all past land clearance regularised, arguing that if farmers had to replant trees, crop output would fall, food prices soar and poor Brazilians go hungry.

Mechanical clocks allowed the days of the industrial revolution to be regularised in new ways; cars changed the landscape and extended the geography of people's lives; the printed book made human knowledge more accessible, more easily built on and more thoroughly examinable, fixing it in bindings onto shelves.

He accuses politicians and local administrators of "regularising environmental violations by builders", and of stalling the release of a contour map that would demarcate high-tide zones where construction would be hazardous.

With a shrinking, ageing population, immigration is needed; indeed, Boris Johnson campaigned for the London mayorality in 2008 on a platform for regularising illegal immigrants.

The two main groups are restrictionists, who want fewer legal immigrants, a tougher border and sterner treatment for illegals, and liberalisers who want to bow to economic reality and regularise the current situation, through guest-worker programmes and the like.

The move involves regularising an informal market with a criminal fringe.

However, one positive sign is that, this time, the federal government seems to have recognised the importance of working with, rather than against, state governments in the region.The new plan, discussed at a meeting of state governors and federal officials earlier this month, involves regularising the titles to 80% of the private land holdings in Brazilian Amazonia over the coming three years.