instituting

常見例句

用作動詞 (v.)

用作及物動詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• The government instituted a consumer protection agency.
  政府設(shè)立了一個消費者保護機構(gòu)。
• The police instituted a new investigation.
  警察開始了新的調(diào)查。
• Mr. Wilson was in opposition when the scheme was instituted.
  威爾遜先生反對那個已制定好的計劃。
• Once the law is instituted, it cannot be changed.
  法律一經(jīng)制定,就不容變通了。

用作名詞 (n.)

• I visited a number of research institutes in Asia.
  我訪問了亞洲的許多協(xié)會。
• Many universities have institutes of education.
  許多大學都設(shè)有教育學院。
• There is a lecture at the Philosophical Institute tonight.
  今晚在哲學研究所有一場演講。

用作名詞 (n.)

• New methods of teaching foreign languages are adopted in this institute.
  該學院采用新的外語教學法。
• Integrity and professionalism are the two main corporate values of the Institute.
  誠信和專業(yè)精神是學會的兩個主要機構(gòu)價值觀。
• The UK's Securities & Investment Institute provides education and qualifications for many of these staff.
  英國證券與投資協(xié)會為許多這樣的員工提供培訓和資格證書。

用作及物動詞 (vt.)

• The police instituted an inquiry into the cause of the accident.
  警方開始調(diào)查事故的原因。
• The company will institute a new payment policy.
  公司將實施新的薪酬政策。
• Chinese Institute of Science plans to institute a new agency in the new year.
  中國科學研究所計劃在新的一年里創(chuàng)立一個新的機構(gòu)。
• He is currently the head of the Ethiopian Economic Policy Research Institute, a non-profit organization that he established less than a year ago.
  目前他擔任衣索比亞經(jīng)濟政策研究學院的領(lǐng)導(dǎo)，這是他不到一年前親自創(chuàng)立的非營利組織。
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