Institutes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSTITUTES in dictionary:

VERB:
• INSTITUTE, to set up, establish
• begin (legal proceedings) in a court
• introduce or establish (a scheme, undertaking, or policy)
• appoint (someone) to a position, especially as a cleric
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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to establish in a position or office

Words related to INSTITUTES

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Words that contain INSTITUTES

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How to use INSTITUTES in a sentence

• Her universities, her institutes for technical instruction, her schools, were a model to the whole world.
• The Institutes of Gaius, already mentioned, are the most valuable that remain, and have thrown great light on some important branches previously involved in obscurity.
• Their use in explaining the Institutes of Justinian is spoken of very highly by Mackenzie, since the latter are mainly founded on the long-lost work of Gaius.
• Since the Institutes of Gaius have been recovered, many eminent writers on Roman law have appeared, especially in Germany and France.
• There is a fine translation of the Institutes of Justinian, which is quite accessible, by Dr.
• In all the capitals of Europe there were Academies, Institutes, or Societies, equal in distinction, and equally successful in promoting human knowledge and modern civilization.
• There is a scandalous deficiency in the ordinary institutes of the country on this important subject of town and village cleaning! NATIONAL CUSTOMS.
• In the social order, inevitable abuses are laws of nature, in accordance with which mankind should frame their civil and political institutes.
• It is the key-note of the County, State, National and International Sunday-school Conventions and Institutes.
• Funds having been granted, a scheme was drawn up for the erection of buildings and for the management of the Institutes.
• It contains a clear account of the principles of the Roman law, and the Institutes of Justinian are little more than a transcript of those of Gaius.
• It is distinctly prohibited in their laws and institutes, and finds no sanction in their literature, ancient or modern.
• AUTHORIZED FOR USE IN THE PUBLIC AND HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTES OF ONTARIO BY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
• Hannen Among the institutes of the Holy Books is that of the foundation of places of worship.
• Even if man be not educated, then according to the natural institutes this natural law will demand of man supremacy.
• But the Collective Center of the Kingdom, embodying the Institutes and Divine Teachings, is the eternal Collective Center.
• The person who is supposed to have first formed a code of institutes for this people, is said to have been one of the Magi, named Zerdusht.
• Then the other tribunes being now almost thrown into despair, Aulus Virginius, one of the college, institutes a criminal prosecution on a capital charge against Caeso.
• The collegiate institutes and academies of the provinces also rank with the colleges as respects the advantages they give to young men and women.
• Nature institutes a movement, speech names the movement.
• The waste of power in state institutes is enormous.
• The enthusiasm of the author extends itself from the institutes of chivalry and the Church to the social and political constitution of the Middle Ages.
• Competition was fierce among these institutes of higher learning and much was done to attract suitable candidates.
• It then embodies a compact between England and Ireland, and institutes a regular method for revising their financial relations.

Similar words containing STITUTE without suffix s and without prefix in

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