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Meanings of counsel in English
Legal professional title in English-speaking countries.
Related terms
Something that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action.
Usage of counsel in English
1
Reno said she'll use the independent counsel law if she needs to.
2
They offered their counsel on every political issue, but especially the war.
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There were a number of other events of that nature, counsel said.
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But lead claimants counsel Annette Sykes said that was not good enough.
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The Minister posed a number of detailed questions to the independent counsel.
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I come to ask for counsel and the unravelling of hard words.
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Dr Reay is today facing questions from the IPENZ Registration Authority's counsel.
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Given my record, I was hardly in a position to counsel others.
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Zaid said DHS was working on arranging security clearances for legal counsel.
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That is not what the report said, the former special counsel replied.
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State Supreme Court in Sept. 1943 to become special counsel to Pres.
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The contrast suggested evil counsel; in such a way crimes are conceived.
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Yet counsel I could give, and words I could speak to you.
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On one occasion at least your counsel has prevailed, not long ago.
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The question prompted an explosive objection from police counsel, Ian Freckleton QC.
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Similar reductions will be imposed in the daily rate for junior counsel.
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Counsel through the time
Counsel across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
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