regularize, regularise ingl. brit. [ˈregjələraɪz, ingl. am. -lər-] V. trans.
1. regularize (make correct):
- regularize
- uporządkowywać [perf uporządkować]
2. regularize (make legal):
- regularize
- legalizować [perf za-]
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The union negotiated national uniform wage scales on an annual basis; helped regularize working hours, workload levels and work speeds; and helped improve working conditions.
en.wikipedia.org Advancement through the political career track had not been regularized before the 190s; the consulship and praetorship might be held in either order, without prerequisites.
en.wikipedia.org Some languages have regularized, giving all forms an "r".
en.wikipedia.org Punctuation and capitalization were regularized at this stage.
en.wikipedia.org The modernizing legacy is firmly evident: state government was to be rationalized and regularized, freed from the grips of "coronelismo".
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