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institute

[in-sti-toot, -tyoot] / ˈɪn stɪˌtut, -ˌtyut /




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An agency spokesperson told ProPublica it is not unusual for the institute to publish directors’ letters with grant applications, and that this one informs readers “about this Administration’s thematic emphases in the semi-quincentennial year.”

From Salon

K-pop training institutes are usually classified either as Hagwon, or private academies, which are regulated by the education department, or as entertainment agencies.

From BBC

The plan would entail measures such as moving to subsistence agriculture, using collective dining halls and instituting strict food rationing.

From The Wall Street Journal

Now in its 13th year, the institute's expanding portfolio includes 227 medicines in development; 75 institutions supported; 46 companies launched; 24 medicines currently in clinical trials; and 15 licenses to pharmaceutical companies.

From Science Daily

“Our rules and environmental regulations and our laws about how you treat workers are not globally instituted,” said Brian Moody, an automotive expert and analyst.

From Los Angeles Times