#govern

• Self-regulation — The process whereby an industry, professional association, or group of organizations establish, monitor, and enforce their own rules, standards, and codes of conduct, without direct legislative intervention from the government or state authorities. This legal and ethical mechanism allows for rapid adaptation to market changes and increases member accountability through the voluntary adoption of best practices.
• Authoritarianism — An ideology, doctrine, or political system based on the exclusive and uncontrolled exercise of power by a single central authority, with the drastic restriction of citizens' rights, freedom of the press, and democratic pluralism. Unlike totalitarianism, authoritarianism does not necessarily seek total control over citizens' private lives, but focuses on maintaining a political monopoly and suppressing any real opposition.
• Authoritarianist — The feminine form of autoritarist; a woman who supports, enforces, or advocates for authoritarian political or social principles. As an adjective, it describes an action, a government measure, a doctrine, or a collective mentality centered on the abusive or exclusive exercise of control, eliminating the possibility of a democratic compromise.
• Automatic speed regulation — The capacity or property of a technical system, particularly an internal combustion or electric engine, or a turbine, to automatically regulate, maintain, or increase its rotation speed (RPM) without direct manual external intervention, utilizing dedicated centrifugal, electronic, or software governors to adapt dynamically to load variations.
• Government with full powers — A form of organization and exercise of executive power that enjoys full constitutional legitimacy, possessing the legal and political capacity to initiate draft laws, issue emergency decrees, and implement strategic public policies without temporary or mandate-related restrictions. Unlike a caretaker cabinet, it holds total legal authority to bind the state to international treaties and manage the public budget in a sovereign manner.
• Marcel Ciolacu — A Romanian politician, leader of the Social Democratic Party (PSD), who served as the prime minister of Romania from June 15, 2023, until May 2025, acting as a central figure in the coalition governance of this period.
• Nicușor Dan's pride — A political and journalistic phrase used in the Romanian media to describe the tenacious, rigid, mathematical, and often inflexible administrative style of politician Nicușor Dan (the General Mayor of Bucharest). The phrase directly refers, according to political analysis and press commentary, to his refusal to yield to pressures from large real estate developers, his strictness regarding urban legality, and his resilience in negotiations with political parties within the General Council, being perceived by critics as proud stubbornness that blocks dialogue and city development, and by supporters as moral uprightness and unshakable consistency.