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• s  designed to activate or move or regulate itself

• Senior scholars live inside what one might call coalitions of the brilliant--tight-knit, self-regulating global communities within each discipline, oriented around the dream of .
• I thought this might make campaign finance self-regulating: candidates would refrain from raising too much money for fear it would be held against them.
• Cochran's provision argues that the tribe was self-regulating effectively.

• self-acting
• self-activating
• self-moving

News & Articles

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• Mucus might prove useful in treating IBD, ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease
  Researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai's Immunology Institute foresee a day when mucus could be manufactured and given to sick people to help them fight inflammation and increase immunity. For the first time ever, they report that mucus in the large intestine provides a valuable anti-inflammatory and self-regulating immune function.
  Sept. 26, 2013 - EurekAlert!

Quotes

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• Senator Tim Johnson in KSFY
  US Senator Tim Johnson says, "The kind of free-wheeling, self-regulating, anything-goes environment that we had before the crisis is simply not an option."
• John Thain in FOXNews
  I think the regulatory structure we're proposing will be a model for other self-regulating agencies,Thain said.
• Charlie McCreevy in Reuters
  I am pleased that the European banking industry took up the challenge of self-regulating on this important initiative for European citizens,EU Internal Market Commissioner Charlie McCreevy said in a statement.