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 institutional [`ɪnstə'tjuʃənl.]   添加此单词到默认生词本
a. 制度的, 公共机构的, 学会的

[法] 组织机构的, 制度的, 公共机构的




    institutional
    [ adj ]
    1. relating to or constituting or involving an institution

      2. <adj.pert>
      institutional policy
    2. organized as or forming an institution

      3. <adj.all>
      institutional religion


    Institutional \In`sti*tu"tion*al\, a.
    1. Pertaining to, or treating of, an institution or
    institutions; as, institutional legends.

    Institutional writers as Rousseau. --J. S. Mill.

    2. Instituted by authority.

    3. Elementary; rudimental.

    1. "Most institutional investors told us at the beginning of the year that they wanted to see the unemployment and trade numbers before making any big moves" in their investments.
    2. "The Age of Diminishing Expectations" is the first in a planned quarterly series of "briefing books" aimed at institutional buyers such as investment houses, law firms, banks and foreign embassies.
    3. Mesa's general partner, T. Boone Pickens Jr., said the change to a corporation should help attract institutional investors and encourage investors to value the company based on its natural gas reserves rather than on its dividend yield.
    4. According to market sources, yesterday's big block took some unhappy institutional investors out of the stock, cleared out the underwriters' leftovers and put the shares in the hands of investors who saw them as an attractive value at 14 1/2.
    5. About 70% of NCR's shareholders are predominantly institutional investors who can readily be contacted by AT&T's proxy solicitors.
    6. As a result, investors find it difficult to make tactical asset allocations into property at the right point in the economic cycle. At the start of this year, for example, institutional investors were eager to buy UK property.
    7. Late last year, after a grueling search that began with 120 names, Lockheed appointed to its board four new outside directors, all of whom received the blessing of the top 11 institutional holders.
    8. The placing with institutional investors, valued the group at just over Pounds 19m.
    9. Its stubborn refusal to reveal the state of its balance sheet yesterday - hardly the standard of disclosure one might expect from a large institutional investor -suggests an unusual degree of sensitivity.
    10. This issue cannot be postponed until Poland and Hungary are at the gates, because the admission of the Finns and the Swedes will determine the institutional terms of the next enlargement.
    11. What almost swamped Lazard was the acquisition earlier in 1988 of major parts of Kuhns Brothers & Laidlaw Inc., a New York-based securities firm with strengths in the institutional stock business that Lazard lacked.
    12. The sanctity of human life, moral standards, personal and institutional responsibility _ even the pledge of allegiance _ too often these are the subject of denigration or embarrassment among leaders of the Democratic Party.
    13. Less successful investors scour the chairman's annual statement for hints from the master. Buffett is routinely scathing about "institutional investors' - one of those self-contradictions called an oxymoron, comparable to 'lady mudwrestler".
    14. "On the other hand, assets of institutional funds have been subject to a substantial interest rate-induced volatility.
    15. The New York-based provider of clinical testing services Friday said it plans to sell six million common shares to non-U.S. institutional investors for $30 million.
    16. Foreign and domestic institutional investors took the dollar's climb as a cue to buy West German stocks, brokers said.
    17. Mr. Wang said that whatever system is adopted, the market at first is likely to open to selected institutional investors who meet standards set by the SEC.
    18. He praised the university, near Cape Town, as South Africa's "most potent academic institutional dissident." In the past decade, the university has increased its black enrollment from a handful to 13 percent of the 11,500 students.
    19. For instance, cash outperformed stocks over a period of more than two decades, from October 1961 to July 1982, according to Ibbotson Associates, an institutional research firm.
    20. Not long ago, the rapidly expanding electronics retail chain was a favorite of institutional investors, largely because of the drive and personal appeal of Mr. Antar himself.
    21. Such rigorous procedures have proved daunting to many foreign institutional investors, who initially were eager to invest in Taiwan shares under market-opening measures announced in late December.
    22. They are betting some $20 billion of institutional customers' money on the approach.
    23. "Rate-sensitive institutional investors likewise shifted dollars from money funds," Mr. Johnson said, "to higher-yielding short-term securities available in the marketplace."
    24. He and another non-executive, Mr Alan Clements, then contacted between six and eight institutional investors. That the institutions were unhappy and wanted changes at the top came through loud and clear.
    25. "I'm disappointed," said Gordon Smith, head of institutional trading at the Baltimore firm of Alex.
    26. The biggest institutional players include Wells Fargo Investment Advisors, Bankers Trust Co. and Mellon Capital Management, which structure their portfolios to match such indexes as the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
    27. It is also a tool which institutional investors can use; it is they who can effectively urge reform on boards which are failing to perform.
    28. "There were a lot of professionals in the market, but we didn't really have much business from longer-term investors other than trading accounts," said Dale Tills, manager of institutional equities trading at Charles Schwab.
    29. The worst case of what The Independent newspaper calls "institutional rot" occurred in October when the Court of Appeal freed four people serving life terms for bombing British pubs during a 1974 wave of Irish Republican Army attacks.
    30. The Chicago Board Options Exchange proposed trading a hybrid stock-index option that would enable institutional investors to buy a so-called basket of 100 stocks with a single purchase.
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