Noun:

அயல் நாட்டு பேராளர்,

consul's Usage Examples:

We provide consultancy and develop bespoke learning solutions based on an indepth understanding of specific organizational requirements.

) is the headquarters of the local administration and the residence of a British consul.

Do not sign waivers or agreements to alternative compensation while on board the ship until you have the opportunity to consult with an attorney.

As with a shipboard wedding, you can discuss your specifications with the cruise line's wedding consultant to make your wedding cruise everything you've dreamed.

He has undertaken several consultancy assignments including corporate finance courses to universities in Poland and Slovakia.

In the same year he was deprived of his proconsulship and his property confiscated; subsequently (the chronology is obscure, see Mommsen, History of Rome, bk.

He was also frequently employed as consulting actuary, a business in which his mathematical powers, combined with sound judgment and business-like habits, fitted him to take the highest place.

Originally the quaestors seem to have been nominated by the consuls, but later, perhaps from the fall of the decemvirs (449 B.

A nurse usually consults with the parents to learn about the child's dietary restrictions or preferences.

Instead of the consuls there were now twelve elders (anziani); besides the podesta, there was a captain of the people; and there was a general council as well as a senate of forty members.

PPOs allow you to consult a specialist without a referral from your physician, although the premiums and co-payments in PPOs do tend to be higher than HMOs.

Later, the lictors preceded the officiating consul, and walked behind the other.

Synonyms:

diplomat, diplomatist,

Antonyms:

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