Antonyms for consularcon·sular

Princeton's WordNet

1. consularadjective

   having to do with a consul or his office or duties

How to use consular in a sentence?

1. Michael Kovrig:

   In both cases they receive consular visits once every month, exactly 30 minutes, with someone there watching all the discussion, these mainly serve to give them news of their family, and give them books and other reading material. It's very difficult for them, they are waiting and they have no idea when and how they might be released.

2. Debra Tice:

   We have every reason to believe Austin is alive, ... Recently, the U.S. State Department issued a statement saying they are in 'periodic direct contact' with the Syrian government regarding consular affairs, including Austin's situation. We think this is a good start. We are glad that the two governments are communicating directly, but more is needed.

3. Geoff Ramsey:

   Ultimately its not in any countrys real interest to maintain an embassy thats run by staff that have no ability to advance commercial or consular interests.

4. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop:

   We are providing consular support to the ABC crew and certainly raising this issue at the appropriate level with the Malaysian government.

5. Scott Morrison:

   This outcome demonstrates the value of the discreet, behind the scenes work of officials in resolving complex and sensitive consular cases, in close partnership with other governments.

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