consular English

Meaning consular meaning

What does consular mean?

— adjective having to do with a consul or his office or duties

How do I use consular in a sentence?

This is Caesar as Roman consular.

This is a consular ship. We're on a diplomatic mission.

If this is a consular ship, where is the ambassador?

Consuls, under sacred law, I claim consular privilege and take them under my protection.

Consular privilege?

Entry to it is possible only through consular agreement.

You betrayed your Keeper and you're a sacred consular of the house?

A control panel at the base of the chamber, activated by consular rings.

Mr. Consular Secretary is in the car.

You can take a consular position.

No. That would be consular.

Tomorrow they will retrieve your fingerprints from the gun that killed a Russian consular officer.

It's like a consular.

As Senior Consular Officer.

This is a consular ship.

Oh, on the contrary. The last consular official I did business with. was a stuffy, older gentleman with a monocle and cane.

As Senior Consular Officer. - Senior Consular Officer?

It's a consular fucking funeral, isn't it?

This is a consular flight flying the flag of a sovereign nation.

One of the roles consular services plays is aiding U.S. businesses while working abroad.

Senior consular officer oldest of the group and most likely to be group leader.

Mr. Miller, we've just received a transmit from a consular officer in Hungary.

And if they give you any trouble, remind them we've got consular status.

Then leave it to the Consular Service.

A consular visit and a trial.

Ted spoke with the families. We're waiting on a report from the consular officer.

A consular officer from Cairo flies in whenever we have a problem.

Consular report from Sudan.

I'm going to save us all hours of useless clamor and use my consular veto on your motion.

The Thais flew consular and embassy officials to the affected areas, aware of the sense of helplessness among those stranded far from home.

True, as a consulate-based diplomat, Khobragade enjoyed only limited diplomatic immunity under the 1963 Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.

Would the US tolerate similar treatment of one of its consular officers?

We have a large foreign population and one of the world's largest consular corps.