Instituting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSTITUTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INSTITUTE, to set up, establish
NOUN:
• an organization having a particular purpose, especially one that is involved with science, education, or a specific profession
• a commentary, treatise, or summary of principles, especially concerning law
• begin (legal proceedings) in a court
• introduce or establish (a scheme, undertaking, or policy)
• appoint (someone) to a position, especially as a cleric
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to establish in a position or office

Words related to INSTITUTING

institute9

Words that contain INSTITUTING

reinstituting14

How to use INSTITUTING in a sentence

• But in instituting the National Government an entirely different principle was adopted and pursued.
• Accordingly, on arriving again at the Golden House, we lost no time in instituting a thorough inquiry into the state of the public finances.
• After instituting a comparison between opposing virtues, and weighing their comparative merits, one, O great prince, ought to espouse that which is not opposing.
• The former held that it was within the competency of Congress, when instituting tribunals inferior to the Supreme Court, to adopt the state courts for that purpose.
• He told them droll stories, incited their rivalry in study by instituting prizes for which they struggled monthly, and, in short, metamorphosed his department.
• He told how he had become finally suspicious of Balcom, of how he insisted upon instituting a search for the doctor, his wife, and children.
• Next year came the statute of Rageman, which supplemented an earlier inquest into abuses by instituting a special inquiry in cases of trespass.
• In the matter of successfully instituting private inquiries, he was justly considered to be a match for any two Christians who might try to put obstacles in his way.
• Such is that of Plays being a Diversion suitable to the Design of instituting the Sabbath.
• I discharged, when I came into office, such as were under the persecution of our enemies, without instituting any prosecutions in retaliation.
• According to certain contemporaries, the Carpocratians returned to this primitive system by instituting the community of women and indulging in every kind of licence.
• I think they ought to try to make these Olympic games more useful to our nation by instituting a Christmas dinner marathon.
• An act was passed, instituting a high court of judicature for that of the recorder of Madras.
• Probably we are on the whole correct in instituting no deep distinction of any kind in the nurture, either physical or mental, of children during their early years.
• By instituting one proceeding after another a suit could be indefinitely prolonged.
• Captain Heywood hesitated for a moment, but decided on giving up the pursuit, and on not instituting any inquiries.
• To Roswell Field belongs the honor of instituting the original action for Dred Scott, without fee or expectation of compensation.
• And I think that hardly a day passes that he does not give himself the opportunity of instituting the comparison.
• While it was in progress it became necessary to enforce our neutrality laws by instituting proceedings against individuals and vessels charged with their infringement.
• It is like instituting an examination of the glass and cork of a champagne bottle, and a chemical testing of the wine.
• In the meantime, we must be getting ready, by instituting industrial, educational and orphan asylum reforms.
• It might be supposed, that in instituting the courts which have been described, all necessary provision had been made for securing justice to the citizens.
• In instituting a comparison between that inferior article and our superior iron, subjects entirely different are compared.

Similar words containing STITUT without suffix ing and without prefix in

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