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    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. governing institution; governing institutions; organ of government
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. governing institution
    2. This term refers to an organization or entity that holds authority and power to govern a certain area or community, often used in the context of political science or public administration.
    The government strengthened the authority of that governing institution.
    The governing institution needs to reflect the opinions of the citizens.
  2. governing institutions
    3. This form emphasizes multiple entities that collectively exert governance over a population or territory. It can refer to various agencies, departments, or offices that operate under the authority of a government.
    Multiple governing institutions cooperated to implement the policy.
    The transparency of governing institutions increases public trust.
  3. organ of government
    4. This phrase describes a specific part or branch of a governing body that carries out specific functions or powers within the government structure, often used in legal or constitutional contexts.
    The legislature functions as an important organ of government.
    Each organ of government depends on each other to fulfill its role.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to establish a governing institutionrole of the governing institutionleadership of the governing institutionto belong to a governing institutionnational governing institutionlocal governing institutionreform of the governing institutionoperation of the governing institutioncollaboration with the governing institutionauthority of the governing institution
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