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institute
noun as in law; custom
verb as in begin; put into operation
Example Sentences
In a statement, the district said it had instituted “meaningful steps ... with the goal of preventing future incidents from going undetected or unreported.”
A prestigious social studies institute in Paris recently sent its students a warning, following reports of foreigners being questioned about their political beliefs and refused entry.
Multiple studies have confirmed that families save more when asset limitations are lower or nonexistent, and save less when asset limits are instituted.
Anticipating broad, across-the-board reductions in government funding, potential increased taxes on endowments, and a decline in international student enrollment under the Trump administration, campuses have also instituted across-the-board hiring freezes.
"Even some of the country's biggest fashion institutes do not have an archive of our textiles," says Lekha Poddar, co-founder of Devi Art Foundation, which has supported nine exhibitions on textiles in the past decade.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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