institution
संस्था
definition
noun
a certificate from a professional institution
a society or organization founded for a religious, educational, social, or similar purpose.
the institution of marriage
an established law, practice, or custom.
translation of 'institution'
संस्थेची इमारत,
सुपरिचित व्यक्ती किंवा वस्तू,
सार्वजनिक संस्था,
स्थापना करणे,
प्रथा
example
The same point can be made on a much bigger scale if we consider a social 'institution' such as religion.
a delay in the 'institution' of proceedings
A central feature of the new legislation, in contrast, is the 'institution' of a permit system granting water rights for 20 years.
And for such an important 'institution' in our society, this is a big deal.
What will the 'institution' of a practice doctorate do to that trend?
she is now considered as something of a "national 'institution' ".
Twenty-four years since he escaped death-by-civil-service in an employment office in Tooting, Merton, 47, is a bona fide British 'institution' .
Romantic notions aside, I believe the 'institution' of marriage is a fundamentally practical one that does not even require love.
the 'institution' of marriage
If you have ever been abused in a residential 'institution' , you may be entitled to compensation.
Marriage was initially a social 'institution' to strengthen the alliance between families.
I thank them all for their commitment to the people they serve and to our democratic 'institution' , this Parliament.
As a matter of law, the 'institution' of ‘marriage’ is itself the product, the creation, of the exercise of state power.
a delay in the 'institution' of proceedings
a certificate from a professional 'institution'
Should we adopt Scandinavia's style of socio-economic policy, reducing our commitment to the 'institution' of marriage and improving our commitment to parenthood?
This was in the light of the implications that would flow for Parliament itself as an 'institution' (the role of MPs in particular) in holding the executive to account.
Major credit cards vary in how they compute this rate, but it's usually much higher than what a financial 'institution' would charge for a loan.
a certificate from a professional 'institution'
While Alice loves her children, the 'institution' of slavery constricts and circumscribes her love for them.
Thus, just as in the American South, Cherokee lawmakers would prohibit legal marriages between slaves and free people to preserve the 'institution' of slavery.
Our government should respect every person and protect the 'institution' of marriage.
Teach them how to live in the world outside the 'institution' and take care of themselves or live in an environment with supervision.
First of all, your Honour, we say this was not at the time of 'institution' of these proceedings an inappropriate forum.
They cared for him as best as they were able, despite constant chiding from family, friends, and doctors to put him in an 'institution' that specialized in caring for children like him.
he soon became something of a national 'institution'
In these relationships, Michell portrays the ugliness in the 'institution' of marriage and the establishment of family.
Religion is a social 'institution' and, as such, is characterised by all of the conflicts that have marked the history of our society.
Marriage is primarily a social 'institution' , not a religious one.
an 'institution' for the mentally ill
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