Word: consultant
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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While Russian President Boris Yeltsin made the best of his agreement to go along with an expansion of NATO, the theatrical sigh he heaved before signing was not entirely playacting. The fact is that Russia can consult with a growing NATO, but Russia is left out. So are several other countries in Eastern and Central Europe, including the Baltics, that desperately want to get in. NATO members themselves have begun squabbling about which former Warsaw Pact countries will be invited to join and who will pay the costs; the estimate, still only hazy, and probably too low, is about...
...there is far from a territorial allotment of jobs: Carnesale and Rudenstine consult often. If Harvard weren't the wealthiest University in the world and wasn't able to afford frequent replacements, the carpet between Carnesale and Rudenstine's offices would be worn thin. Rudenstine says that the two visit each other three or four times a day and often talk on the phone...
Chrisman said the decision now rests with Gomes but that Gomes will consult with Rudenstine before instituting any policy...
Mary McGrath Carty '74, executive director of the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association (RCAA), called Knowles's decision not to consult Radcliffe "puzzling...
...rating all local medical services on various criteria--waiting time for appointments, the number of physicians on 24-hour call, the amount of time doctors spend with members and their children. While B.H.C.A.G. contracts with groups, employees choose which groups to join and which doctors within a group to consult. Supposedly they can now do so the same way they pick a barber shop or beauty parlor: weighing price against location, hours, type of facilities, number of doctors available, specialties in treating diseases. Plus, of course, those computerized pitches from doctors...