binary regulation
[/ˈbaɪneri ˌreɡjəˈleɪʃən/]
nounfemininepl: binary regulations / regulações binárias
regulação binária
1. A regulatory framework or system that operates on a binary (two-state) basis, typically involving a simple on/off, yes/no, or compliant/non-compliant classification without intermediate categories
The binary regulation of the new policy left no room for nuanced compliance scenarios.
A regulação binária da nova política não deixou espaço para cenários de conformidade nuançados.
2. In technology and data systems, a regulatory approach based on binary logic or two-value systems
The software operates under binary regulation, processing only true or false values.
O software opera sob regulação binária, processando apenas valores verdadeiro ou falso.
3. In law and governance, a rule or directive that permits only two possible outcomes or states
Binary regulation in financial compliance requires either full approval or complete rejection.
A regulação binária na conformidade financeira exige ou aprovação total ou rejeição completa.
The term 'binary regulation' is primarily used in technical, legal, and policy contexts in both Brazil and the USA. It reflects modern governance and technological discussions where simplification and clarity are valued, though it is often criticized for lacking flexibility and not accounting for complex real-world scenarios. In Brazil, this term has gained prominence with increased digital transformation and fintech regulation discussions.
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