Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Institute"

A: Thank you for your detailed explanation and a kind advice about N word. I'll keep that in mind

A: The institute is lying to you.
The institute is tricking you.
You are being decieved by the institute.

To deceive = to trick, beguile, or cheat. To persuade someone into believing a falsehood.

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A: A institute is an area for holding people, so a 'mental institute' is a place that holds people with special needs

A: una palabra bastane formal, a lo mejor "instalar"

I was hired to institute the new policies.
To institute these new laws we will need more police.

A: I went to the institute
I study at the institute
That institute is good for learning English
The institute is on the right side of the road

A: An institute is a kind of institution. It is often used to describe a school. In daily American English, an institution often means a hospital for crazy people, depending on the context. But hospitals, institutes, schools, banks etc. are all institutions.

A: @xmmm good question that I had to think about.
Institute- an organization that is usually based in the sciences, education.
The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia is an amazing science museum.
Institution- an establishment founded on religious or social ideology.
The mentally ill were often placed in institutions and treated very poorly.

A: Institute means specialized, when you call something an Institute it means that it is specialized on one goal for the people enrolled, such as
“A Dancing Institute (Institution) is specialized or focused on teaching people how to dance.”

Another form is
“A mental Institution is specialized on helping or fixing people’s mental health”

And college is a free term, it’s only definition is “a school that gives you a degree when you graduate”. And colleges can specialize in teaching many different skills.

A: An institute in the US (as well as in the UK) in NOT necessarily a college/university, so be careful when using that as an example.

A: institute would be a building while an institution would be an organization

A: institute is the place, institution is the program

A: The timings of my institute are from 8:45am to 4:00pm.

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A: You dont have to put "for" — "What types of writings/written works does the proofreading service cover?" // " … [ in a general manner ] Does the proofreading service cover all types of written works?"

To politely ask, "I would like to know.. What types of writings/written works does the proofreading service cover? // Does the proofreading service cover all types of written works?"

A: A camping 'institute' would be a place where people go to learn or train, like a science camp. If you mean a place where people go to camp and enjoy nature, that would be a camping 'site'.

A: Dear Professor Takahadshi:
Welcome to our institute , we will meet at 10 am on November 20th , we're looking forward to your coming.

A: I think you want to ask "how did you get into university?".