Vocabulary from academic word list

distinct, distinctive, indistinct -> adj

distinctively, indistinctly -> adv

distinction -> noun

One can still see three distinct subject cultures: the journal-dominated and internationally oriented natural and life sciences; [...]

distort -> verb

distorted -> adj

distortion -> noun

[...]  non-elected decision makers (Iran), electoral rules that distort majority ratios and electoral manipulation (Iran, Yemen, [...]

draft -> verb

drafted -> adj

draft -> noun

The government draft of the legislation for the implementation of the shareholders' rights guidelines (ARUG), which is to [...]

emerge -> verb

emerged, emergent -> adj

emerging, emergence -> noun

[...]  Temporary Committee's investigation and any other facts that may emerge in the future; expects the Council to put pressure on all [...]

enforce -> verb

enforced, enforcing -> adj

enforcement -> noun

[...]  contractual and proprietary rights and provide the creditor with efficient and effective means to enforce those rights.

ensure -> verb

ensured, ensuring -> adj

Gurantee, Warranty -> noun

Different container types ensure the optimum transportation of goods of all kinds: hard-top or open-top for allowing loading [...]

equate -> verb

equated, equating -> adj

equation -> noun

Confidence in the representatives of a system does not equate to confidence in the system itself, however, as we have to [...]

equip -> verb

equipped -> adj

equipping, equipment -> noun

To equip the Fehrer group for future challenges in the automobile industry and thus support the group's strategic orientation, [...]

establish, disestablish -> verb

established, disestablished -> adj

establishment -> noun

If this space is disestablished, there must be an object that substitutes space in which distances are created between objects.

estate -> noun

real estate -> noun

eventual -> adj

eventually -> adv

eventuality -> noun

evolve -> verb

evolved, evolving, evolutionary -> adj

evolution, evolutionist -> noun

In order to be able to specifically deal with risks, we utilize and evolve suitable instruments for identification, analysis and control [...]

exceed -> verb

exhibit -> verb

exhibition, exhibit -> noun

[...]  those transactions which on the balance sheet closing date exhibit a negative market value and do not form security for an [...]

exploit -> verb

exploit -> noun

[...]  technologies to ensure a high degree of public safety and to fully exploit the potential offered by the internet to disseminate information, [...]

expose -> verb

exposure -> noun

extract -> verb

extraction, extract -> noun

[...]  within the Yasuní National Park: they are prepared not to extract or explore the oil fields if the international community [...]

facilitate -> verb

facility, facilitation, facilitator -> noun

[...]  indicators across all Group companies and develops strategic and operating control tools to facilitate systematic improvements.

feature -> verb

featuring -> adj

feature -> noun

file -> verb

filing, file -> noun

fluctuate -> verb

fluctuation -> noun

The market value of Novartis shares and Novartis ADSs may fluctuate during this period.

forthcoming

Secondly, in forthcoming decades there will be a growing trend for renewable energy in the form of electricity to be produced [...]

furthermore

Furthermore it will show throughout an assessment of the economic effects and concrete calculations - documented in an annex [...]

implicate -> verb

implication -> noun

The very late reporting of a case could implicate that not all necessary actions were taken by a Member State to limit or [...]

implicit, explicit -> adj

imlicitly, explicitly -> adv

imply -> verb

In my opinion, this second hypothesis would imply the failure of Parliament in its duty as a Parliament, as well as introducing [...]

impose -> verb

imposition -> noun

The Company may impose such restrictions as it deems fit to ensure that none of the Company's shares are acquired or held [...]

incentive -> noun

Your confidence is both an incentive to us and a motivation!

incentive scheme

incidence, incident -> noun

incident -> adj

indicdentally -> adv

incline -> verb

incline, inclination -> noun

During this, the

AutoTrak constantly evaluates the inclination and direction of the borehole and not only evaluates vibration [...]

The angle of incline of the positioning indicator is adjustable and can therefore be adapted to the lighting conditions and the size of the operator.

incorporate -> verb

incorpoartion -> noun

The projects therefore incorporate all of the steps required, from the joint generation of product requirements, via the [...]

[...]

offers several advantages: high speed between devices, incorporation into an already existing infrastructure, seamless access [...]

indicate -> verb

indicative -> adj

indicative, indicator, indication -> noun

[...]  application of modulation provided for in Article 10(2), indicate that the abovementioned annual ceiling, taking into account [...]

Indicative: Serving as a sign or indication of something: having recurrent dreams is not necessarily indicative of any psychological problem.

Denoting a mood of verbs expressing simple statement of a fact.

induce -> verb

induction -> noun

By boosting its expenditure on energy research the BMBF intends to induce reinforcement of the deployment of industry resources.

inevitable -> adj

inevitably -> adv

inevitablility -> noun (similar Necessity)

A harmonization of law in the field of the Law against Unfair Competition is inevitable since this alone enables the companies to plan and proceed [...]

infer -> verb

inference -> noun

You should not infer from the presentation of Adjusted EBITDA that Cognis' future results will be unaffected by unusual or non-recurring items.

However, that judgment does not permit the inference that the condition relating to common origin is of less importance [...]

inherent -> adj

inherently -> adv

Parliament considers, in view of the inherent limitations of the bilateral, ad hoc strategies pursued by the EU towards [...]

inhibit -> verb

inhibitions -> noun

[...]  suppliers, who, without any fault on his part, temporarily inhibit us to supply or to furnish performances owed by us, the [...]

injure -> verb

injured, uninjured -> adj

injury -> noun

insight -> noun

insightful -> adj

intermediate -> adj