institution
సంస్థ
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'
ఆచారం లేదా నిబంధం,
ఆత్మోద్ధరణకు నియమించడం,
సంస్థాపనం,
సంస్థాపిత చట్టం
example
We learn that neither a convent nor the 'institution' of marriage would be likely to provide the kind of safety required from the invading French.
Twenty-four years since he escaped death-by-civil-service in an employment office in Tooting, Merton, 47, is a bona fide British 'institution' .
Parliament is the 'institution' that embodies society in the diversity of its composition and its opinions and which channels this diversity into the political process.
As a matter of law, the 'institution' of ‘marriage’ is itself the product, the creation, of the exercise of state power.
A central feature of the new legislation, in contrast, is the 'institution' of a permit system granting water rights for 20 years.
Should we adopt Scandinavia's style of socio-economic policy, reducing our commitment to the 'institution' of marriage and improving our commitment to parenthood?
Shermer argues that religion is a social 'institution' resulting from evolutionary development for the purpose of promoting myths and encouraging altruism.
a certificate from a professional 'institution'
I thank them all for their commitment to the people they serve and to our democratic 'institution' , this Parliament.
she is now considered as something of a "national 'institution' ".
an academic 'institution'
I do not believe there is a finding that 'institution' of proceedings on one occasion made them troublesome tenants.
Religion is a social 'institution' and, as such, is characterised by all of the conflicts that have marked the history of our society.
First of all, your Honour, we say this was not at the time of 'institution' of these proceedings an inappropriate forum.
A high level of discipline and organisation was regarded as very necessary for a residential 'institution' catering for upwards of 800 boys.
Dress codes are a British 'institution' , and the British love their uniforms.
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.
Marriage was initially a social 'institution' to strengthen the alliance between families.
And for such an important 'institution' in our society, this is a big deal.
he soon became something of a national 'institution'
the 'institution' of marriage
In these relationships, Michell portrays the ugliness in the 'institution' of marriage and the establishment of family.
an 'institution' for the mentally ill
Amish communities routinely practice the 'institution' of rumspringa (from the German herumspringen, to jump around).
Romantic notions aside, I believe the 'institution' of marriage is a fundamentally practical one that does not even require love.
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.
Undoubtedly the fact that the 'institution' of slavery froze billions of dollars of capital into human beings was of great importance in maintaining this way of life.
the 'institution' of marriage
No fewer than 19 states in the United States of America have also passed similar legislation to safeguard the 'institution' of marriage.
If you have ever been abused in a residential 'institution' , you may be entitled to compensation.
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