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central institution

  • 中央机构:指在政治、经济、文化等方面对整个国家或地区具有重要影响力的机构。

英英释义

Central institution

  • abstract: A central institution (CI) was a type of higher education institute in 20th and 21st century Scotland responsible for providing degree-level education but emphasising teaching rather than research. Some had a range of courses similar to polytechnics elsewhere in the United Kingdom while others were more specialised such as the art colleges and the conservatoire.

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  • FOR such a young institution, the European Central Bank (ECB) has some old-fashioned ideas.

    作为如此年轻机构欧洲央行有着一些老式的观点

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  • It was based on two axioms. Firstly, there should be no central ownership or control - no institution which would decide who could join or what the network could be used for.

    基于两个公理首先应该存在拥有者控制中心,没有任何机构可以将决定可以加入或者网络用途

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  • Even though Bear is not a fully regulated institution, the investment bank was deemed too central to the complex web of America's financial system to be allowed to fail.

    尽管贝尔斯登不是一个被完全规管机构,但美国金融体系错综复杂的网络投资银行地位核心,因此绝对不容许倒下。

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  • The army has controlled things since independence from France in 1962, and it remains the central institution in Algerian politics, infinitely more powerful than parliament or any of the parties.

    ECONOMIST: Algeria

  • The world's central legal institution, the United Nations, was the brainchild of Franklin Roosevelt, who began planning for it soon after the United States entered the war.

    ECONOMIST: World law and world power

  • He ensured that the institution retained a central role in all recent discussions about international financial reform.

    ECONOMIST: The IMF needs a new focus as well as a new boss

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