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Meanings of assessor in английском

русский
атестатор
португальский
perito judicial
испанский
perito judicial de investigacion
каталонский
assessor judicial

Judge's or magistrate's assistant.

Related terms
атестатор
португальский
perito judicial
каталонский
taxador
испанский
tasador

An official who evaluates property for the purpose of taxing it.

perito judicial
Usage of assessor in английском
1
A report from an independent assessor found numerous problems with their piles.
Radio NZ
2
I nodded sagely, having no idea what a marine development assessor was.
Altered carbon
3
Early the next morning, the telephone in township assessor Jordan's house rang.
Quill's Window
4
If that's meant for an Ionic capital, no assessor would stand it.
The Roll-Call
5
If the risk assessor has given clear warnings, the commission cannot ignore them.
The Guardian
6
None of these studies used blinding of the intervention or the outcome assessor.
Pubmed
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Risk assessor firm AIR Worldwide will replace EQECAT as the event calculation agent.
Reuters
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The role of a drinking water assessor was also put in the spotlight.
Radio NZ
9
Also check the property description with your assessor to see if it's correct.
Reuters
10
Families completed a questionnaire and attended interview with an independent assessor.
Pubmed
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Now the evil heart of the assessor was laid bare, his infamy proven.
Vergilius: A Tale of the Coming of Christ
12
The assessor bowed low, kissing the hand of Vergilius, who quickly mounted horse.
Vergilius: A Tale of the Coming of Christ
13
The tax rolls are down the hall in the assessor's office.
Ford county: stories
14
I'll catch on as soon as we go to the assessor.
The Wise Man’s Fear
15
I don't go to football matches to watch referees, I'm not an assessor.
The Guardian
16
Rosneft wanted an independent assessor to track how the joint ventures spent money.
Reuters
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Translations for assessor
португальский
perito judicial
каталонский
assessor judicialassessortaxador
Assessor through the time
Assessor across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common