I. noun
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national
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The report recommends the setting up of a national environment institute and national education programmes.
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Maruja Pachón, director of the national film institute , had been held since Nov. 7, 1990.
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She is continuing educational research in retirement and has recently accepted part-time work with a national research institute .
technical
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As a result many technical institutes now offer classes in firm handshakes and public speaking as well as Java and Linux.
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research
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Opportunities exist in University departments and research institutes , in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries and medicine.
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There are also posts in various environment-oriented research institutes and other organisations for which a knowledge of meteorology is advantageous.
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I would have been working in some library or some research institute in the Army.
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The application of the wife of a politburo member to study at a research institute would never have been easy to reject.
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He will not in the long run profit from arrangements that turn the surviving research institutes into training grounds for emigrant specialists.
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The mechanics lost out, and the place became a research institute funded by subscribers who attended lectures.
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As far as the research institute directors and policy makers of tomorrow.
■ VERB
establish
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The fact that so many new titles are appearing suggests that publishers now reckon that video is getting established in language institutes .
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the Adam Smith Institute
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My colleague is a scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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the Academy of Arts Institute
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the National Cancer Institute
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The work was carried out by the Silsoe Research Institute in Bedfordshire.
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Contributions were slow in coming, and it was not until 1887 that the new institute was opened by H.R.H.
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Her work experience has been various, including that of Director of an environmental research institute .
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Hypercholecystokininaemia after enterectomy was reported by Lilja etal in 1983 and confirmed at our institute the following year.
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I now head a public policy institute at Southern Illinois University, and I raise money for that institute.
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In Manchester, the Church of All Saints across the road was reduced to rubble, whilst the deaf institute remained unscathed.
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Lake should be forthright in discussing his association with the institute .
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She attended only a teachers' institute , then taught in a village school.
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Where the new institute will get its sperm remains undecided.
II. verb
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■ NOUN
policy
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Both countries have enormous incentives to institute adjustment policies before those adjustments are forced upon them by international financial markets.
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To prevent that, his practice installed a new telephone line and instituted a policy of returning calls within five minutes.
proceeding
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Subsequently, he instituted the present friendly proceedings to test the legal position in regard to the rate at which the rent was payable.
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Robins hired former Attorney General Griffin Bell to institute disciplinary proceedings against the judge.
program
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In 1991 Soglo instituted an austerity program and privatized many state enterprises, a trend continued by Kerekou.
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The computer company had recently instituted programs on cost control, service, and quality.
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In the performing arts department, a newly instituted internship program helped reduce labor costs.
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Some years ago I instituted a program in a hospital with many long-term patients.
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Nearly every state had instituted a student-testing program .
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Two years ago, the Public Utility Commission instituted a program allowing residents to choose their electricity supplier.
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Staley made a number of suggestions, the most important of which was that Diem institute a strategic hamlet program .
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By 1985, he had instituted a companywide program to change to a decentralized, team-based ap-proach.
reform
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Initially, this could be done by instituting two fairly modest reforms .
system
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But even the bureau which decides to institute a limited appointment system needs some mechanism for making the appointments.
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Another part of that provision gives the television industry one year to develop and institute a ratings system on its own.
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In its place the Social Fund removed the right to a grant and instituted instead a system of discretionary loans.
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If a worker is inserting the wrong bolt, institute a system that prevents the incorrect bolt from being inserted.
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Marchand wants to institute reforms by the end of the year.
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A year after the chemotherapy was completed a new metastasis was found and a second course was instituted.
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All doctors should consider this possibility when instituting strict blood glucose control regimens.
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By 1985, he had instituted a companywide program to change to a decentralized, team-based ap-proach.
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Nearly every state had instituted a student-testing program.
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The earlier figures measured the number of cases which were instituted before a magistrate or a justice of the peace.
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This instituted a partnership between central and local government with both having as a prime objective the promotion of the education service.
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We are told nothing about the heir he instituted.
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Witness what happened recently to the businesses along Hayes Street when a tow-away zone was instituted to facilitate the movement of cars.