regarding

[ ri-gahr-ding ]

preposition

1. with regard to; respecting; concerning:

   He said nothing regarding the lost watch.

regarding

/ rɪˈɡɑːdɪŋ /

preposition

1. in respect of; on the subject of

Word History and Origins

Origin of regarding¹

First recorded in 1785–95; regard + -ing ²

Example Sentences

“We inherited a region without rules regarding the installation of renewable energy plants,” declared Todde, “with many authorizations effectively out of control.”

From Salon

Yet, outside of a few jabs from conservatives regarding President Biden’s handling of the exit, the war was hardly brought up at all this election cycle — despite having ended just three years earlier.

From Los Angeles Times

Earlier, as Florida’s attorney general, Bondi declined to join a lawsuit regarding fraud at Trump University, claiming that she had received few complaints; an Associated Press investigation found that there had in fact been scores.

From Salon

The reviewers recommended that the program “make it clear that the monograph cannot be used to draw any conclusions regarding low fluoride exposure concentrations ... typically associated with drinking-water fluoridation.”

From Los Angeles Times

President-Elect Trump has expressed scepticism regarding US military assistance for Ukraine and has been fiercely critical of Nato.

From BBC