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institutional

adjective

«institutional» in the English dictionary: in Wikipedia — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

In Wikipedia

Source: the Wikipedia dictionary, from the English Wikipedia articles Mova reads whole. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0. A draft: made natively by Nautilus, one of Mova's workers, from Mova's own counts; not reviewed. Not part of Mova: never in its repository, releases or programs.

Counted by Mova

63 uses in 41 of the 531 articles of the Wikipedia school's corpus; as an adjective in 63 of 63. By the class of the article: university 19, country 7, company 6, institute 4. Most often with: «university», «include», «research», «national», «framework».

Examples

  • Alphabet is mainly owned by institutional investors, who own over 60% of shares. — Alphabet Inc., sentence 61 («wiki:Alphabet_Inc.:61»)
  • Andorra maintains extensive institutional and cross-border ties with Catalonia, with which it shares the Catalan language and close cultural, economic and personal links. — Andorra, sentence 214 («wiki:Andorra:214»)
  • Its institutional partnerships include World Athletics, the Los Angeles Marathon and the Brazilian Paralympic Committee. — Asics, sentence 86 («wiki:Asics:86»)

Note

Draft: made natively by Nautilus from the Wikipedia school's corpus; the counts and examples are Mova's own, the meaning is the pupils' dictionary's; no sense of this source is written yet.

Sources

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/institutional/