Перевод слова

Перевод: advisory

[прилагательное]
совещательный; консультативный

Тезаурус:

1. "We've spent a lot of money on you,'" they told the animal "'why aren't you performing? '" ''Ah," replied the bull, "'I was only sent here in an advisory capacity.'"
2. Through the college's catering Advisory Committee, membership of which is open to representatives of the industry, it was known that the catering establishments wanted training for restaurant managers in a range of topics from customer care to staff motivation.
3. They said that shortage of staff at the HSE meant that all the officers working on implementing the advisory committee's proposals, which were published in October 1979, were switched in 1980 to work on the EEC scheme.
4. Where this did not happen it would be possible for part of the membership of the Exchange Advisory Committees (provided for in section 2, subsection v of the Act) to be co-opted to assist with the local education employment bureaux which were being started in Scotland and in parts of England.
5. The CEGB extended its influence into the non-government sector, funding research by the Cathedral Advisory Commission and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.
6. Beveridge also recommended the establishment of "special juvenile advisory committees" at the exchanges with representatives from education authorities; or, alternatively, the exchanges could co-operate with the ASEA and similar agencies.
7. Our main role will be to assist in an advisory capacity in the development of future business plans and to give financial guidance .
8. The Church Commissioners have the right to declare a particular use as being unsuitable, and the Advisory Board is required to approve or withhold approval of the proposed adaptation.
9. Professional staff keep in contact with the student officers on the Belfast campus to provide an advisory service on all aspects of the sport and recreational programme.
10. to act in a specialist advisory capacity to existing services.
11. An advisory committee had voiced doubts about L*'s management and cost - likely to be more than 700m, of which the SSC would pay only 250m.
12. He is also a director of the Bank of England, a governor of the National Institute of Economic Social Research, a governor of Henley Management College, chairman of Manchester Business School and an advisory director of Unilever.
13. Crowther looked back to the previous and deeply influential report, also by the Central Advisory Council, on Early Leaving (1954).