Definition of consultancy in English:

consultancy

nounPlural consultancies kənˈsʌlt(ə)nsikənˈsəltnsi

1A professional practice that gives expert advice within a particular field.
as modifier a management consultancy firm
Example sentencesExamples
- On Tuesday, Frontline, one of Scotland's leading independent management consultancies, is on the move to its new offices in Strathclyde Business Park.
- As large buyers of flights and hotel rooms, consultancies can arrange with travel agencies to deliver covertly discounts of about 40 per cent.
- Molly Scott Cato is a researcher with Green Audit, an independent environmental consultancy.
- Management consultancies have been forced over recent years to demerge consulting and auditing arms, due in the main to concerns over conflicts of interest.
- International business consultancy KPMG has hit the pop charts running.
- Working within such organisations, which include management consultancies such as McKinsey, PA Consulting or Hay, can be highly stressful.
- Some departments endorse such private consultancies precisely because doing so enables them to retain the most talented and well-funded faculty members.
- It probably reflects people using their previous experience in businesses to set up consultancies in areas like financial advice and accountancy, said Professor Hart.
- More than ever, software companies and consultancies are trying to sell small businesses on supply-chain management.
- Congestion charging is suddenly a growth industry and Turner's consultancy is flourishing.
- Many former City traders from Essex are deserting the City and are turning to self employment, starting up estate agencies, management consultancies and as investment advisers.
- Andy Ingles from Dunbar runs his own environmental consultancy.
- Research published in Britain last week by consultancy Detica showed very low public demand for 3G.
- But while industry bodies organise events where they can lament the drought, the shortage of good IT staff has proved to be a boon for recruitment consultancies and IT professionals.
- He is also principal of Domain Media, the communications and publishing consultancy.
- We saw as early as Chapter 2 the extent to which business services firms and consultancies are proliferating in this country.
- The professional team comprises of the following consultancies and their anticipated professional fees are apportioned thus.
- Not too long ago international management consultancies were trying to persuade graduates not to join dotcoms by offering them signing-on fees of up to £10,000.
- RPS is the biggest European environmental consultancy and it is even quoted on the London stock exchange.
- Even the pure-play interactive agencies evolved in 1999 to more closely resemble both traditional agencies and consultancies.
1. 1.1mass noun The work of a consultancy.
  a world class source of environmental consultancy
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ten years ago he was a Dundee University drop out whose career encompassed labouring, recruitment consultancy and a rock band.
  Just as well the department is offering to fund five days of consultancy if a school wants to develop such a strategy.
  The pilot will bring in 28 days of free consultancy from specialists, which could be worth tens of thousands of pounds.
  Sai also provides consultancy for environmental modification for handicapped persons.
  Many foreign securities firms have been investing in China by means of technical support and consultancy.
  Laurent will provide research and development consultancy on an on-going basis.
  The expert knowledge of folklorists and ethnologists is also in demand in the tourist and development industries and their academic writings are a cachet to earning consultancies and contracts.
  Last year her €60,000-a-month consultancy to run the Digital Hub came to an end.
  Irish operations include research and development, consultancy and training.
  Soon, he ventured into consultancy but was drawn by the prospects in IT.
  Andersen's death will be a watershed for accountancy and consultancy; neither will be the same again.
  He has since developed interests in a number of companies, offering business consultancy and private investment advice.
  For a woman with a background in beauty consultancy and art promotion, she has learned a thing or two about the pharmaceuticals industry.
  When a short term consultancy became available with PB Asia Parsons Aviation he took it.
  Colette Grundy has worked in environmental consultancy for the past 10 years.
  That's not to suggest that civil servants who have taken lucrative consultancies in private business have done anything wrong.
  The larger accountancy houses add consultancy and other services to their product mix.
  It provides consultancy, IT support, specialised business workshops and an ongoing advice service.
  It recently announced plans to buy companies that are active in energy consultancy.
  The next six weeks is spent working on consultancy projects for small and medium-sized businesses in Scotland.

Rhymes

exultancy

Definition of consultancy in US English:

consultancy

nounkənˈsəltnsēkənˈsəltnsi

1A professional practice that gives expert advice within a particular field, especially business.
a management consultancy firm
Example sentencesExamples
- RPS is the biggest European environmental consultancy and it is even quoted on the London stock exchange.
- Research published in Britain last week by consultancy Detica showed very low public demand for 3G.
- Some departments endorse such private consultancies precisely because doing so enables them to retain the most talented and well-funded faculty members.
- Many former City traders from Essex are deserting the City and are turning to self employment, starting up estate agencies, management consultancies and as investment advisers.
- It probably reflects people using their previous experience in businesses to set up consultancies in areas like financial advice and accountancy, said Professor Hart.
- The professional team comprises of the following consultancies and their anticipated professional fees are apportioned thus.
- International business consultancy KPMG has hit the pop charts running.
- More than ever, software companies and consultancies are trying to sell small businesses on supply-chain management.
- Andy Ingles from Dunbar runs his own environmental consultancy.
- On Tuesday, Frontline, one of Scotland's leading independent management consultancies, is on the move to its new offices in Strathclyde Business Park.
- Even the pure-play interactive agencies evolved in 1999 to more closely resemble both traditional agencies and consultancies.
- He is also principal of Domain Media, the communications and publishing consultancy.
- But while industry bodies organise events where they can lament the drought, the shortage of good IT staff has proved to be a boon for recruitment consultancies and IT professionals.
- Working within such organisations, which include management consultancies such as McKinsey, PA Consulting or Hay, can be highly stressful.
- Management consultancies have been forced over recent years to demerge consulting and auditing arms, due in the main to concerns over conflicts of interest.
- Not too long ago international management consultancies were trying to persuade graduates not to join dotcoms by offering them signing-on fees of up to £10,000.
- We saw as early as Chapter 2 the extent to which business services firms and consultancies are proliferating in this country.
- Congestion charging is suddenly a growth industry and Turner's consultancy is flourishing.
- As large buyers of flights and hotel rooms, consultancies can arrange with travel agencies to deliver covertly discounts of about 40 per cent.
- Molly Scott Cato is a researcher with Green Audit, an independent environmental consultancy.
1. 1.1 The work of giving professional advice within a particular field.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The expert knowledge of folklorists and ethnologists is also in demand in the tourist and development industries and their academic writings are a cachet to earning consultancies and contracts.
  When a short term consultancy became available with PB Asia Parsons Aviation he took it.
  Soon, he ventured into consultancy but was drawn by the prospects in IT.
  For a woman with a background in beauty consultancy and art promotion, she has learned a thing or two about the pharmaceuticals industry.
  The next six weeks is spent working on consultancy projects for small and medium-sized businesses in Scotland.
  It provides consultancy, IT support, specialised business workshops and an ongoing advice service.
  Andersen's death will be a watershed for accountancy and consultancy; neither will be the same again.
  Sai also provides consultancy for environmental modification for handicapped persons.
  Laurent will provide research and development consultancy on an on-going basis.
  The larger accountancy houses add consultancy and other services to their product mix.
  Many foreign securities firms have been investing in China by means of technical support and consultancy.
  Just as well the department is offering to fund five days of consultancy if a school wants to develop such a strategy.
  Colette Grundy has worked in environmental consultancy for the past 10 years.
  He has since developed interests in a number of companies, offering business consultancy and private investment advice.
  Ten years ago he was a Dundee University drop out whose career encompassed labouring, recruitment consultancy and a rock band.
  The pilot will bring in 28 days of free consultancy from specialists, which could be worth tens of thousands of pounds.
  It recently announced plans to buy companies that are active in energy consultancy.
  That's not to suggest that civil servants who have taken lucrative consultancies in private business have done anything wrong.
  Irish operations include research and development, consultancy and training.
  Last year her €60,000-a-month consultancy to run the Digital Hub came to an end.

单词	consultancy
释义	Definition of consultancy in English: consultancy nounPlural consultancies kənˈsʌlt(ə)nsikənˈsəltnsi 1A professional practice that gives expert advice within a particular field. as modifier a management consultancy firm Example sentencesExamples On Tuesday, Frontline, one of Scotland's leading independent management consultancies, is on the move to its new offices in Strathclyde Business Park. As large buyers of flights and hotel rooms, consultancies can arrange with travel agencies to deliver covertly discounts of about 40 per cent. Molly Scott Cato is a researcher with Green Audit, an independent environmental consultancy. Management consultancies have been forced over recent years to demerge consulting and auditing arms, due in the main to concerns over conflicts of interest. International business consultancy KPMG has hit the pop charts running. Working within such organisations, which include management consultancies such as McKinsey, PA Consulting or Hay, can be highly stressful. Some departments endorse such private consultancies precisely because doing so enables them to retain the most talented and well-funded faculty members. It probably reflects people using their previous experience in businesses to set up consultancies in areas like financial advice and accountancy, said Professor Hart. More than ever, software companies and consultancies are trying to sell small businesses on supply-chain management. Congestion charging is suddenly a growth industry and Turner's consultancy is flourishing. Many former City traders from Essex are deserting the City and are turning to self employment, starting up estate agencies, management consultancies and as investment advisers. Andy Ingles from Dunbar runs his own environmental consultancy. Research published in Britain last week by consultancy Detica showed very low public demand for 3G. But while industry bodies organise events where they can lament the drought, the shortage of good IT staff has proved to be a boon for recruitment consultancies and IT professionals. He is also principal of Domain Media, the communications and publishing consultancy. We saw as early as Chapter 2 the extent to which business services firms and consultancies are proliferating in this country. The professional team comprises of the following consultancies and their anticipated professional fees are apportioned thus. Not too long ago international management consultancies were trying to persuade graduates not to join dotcoms by offering them signing-on fees of up to £10,000. RPS is the biggest European environmental consultancy and it is even quoted on the London stock exchange. Even the pure-play interactive agencies evolved in 1999 to more closely resemble both traditional agencies and consultancies. 1.1mass noun The work of a consultancy. a world class source of environmental consultancy Example sentencesExamples Ten years ago he was a Dundee University drop out whose career encompassed labouring, recruitment consultancy and a rock band. Just as well the department is offering to fund five days of consultancy if a school wants to develop such a strategy. The pilot will bring in 28 days of free consultancy from specialists, which could be worth tens of thousands of pounds. Sai also provides consultancy for environmental modification for handicapped persons. Many foreign securities firms have been investing in China by means of technical support and consultancy. Laurent will provide research and development consultancy on an on-going basis. The expert knowledge of folklorists and ethnologists is also in demand in the tourist and development industries and their academic writings are a cachet to earning consultancies and contracts. Last year her €60,000-a-month consultancy to run the Digital Hub came to an end. Irish operations include research and development, consultancy and training. Soon, he ventured into consultancy but was drawn by the prospects in IT. Andersen's death will be a watershed for accountancy and consultancy; neither will be the same again. He has since developed interests in a number of companies, offering business consultancy and private investment advice. For a woman with a background in beauty consultancy and art promotion, she has learned a thing or two about the pharmaceuticals industry. When a short term consultancy became available with PB Asia Parsons Aviation he took it. Colette Grundy has worked in environmental consultancy for the past 10 years. That's not to suggest that civil servants who have taken lucrative consultancies in private business have done anything wrong. The larger accountancy houses add consultancy and other services to their product mix. It provides consultancy, IT support, specialised business workshops and an ongoing advice service. It recently announced plans to buy companies that are active in energy consultancy. The next six weeks is spent working on consultancy projects for small and medium-sized businesses in Scotland. Rhymes exultancy Definition of consultancy in US English: consultancy nounkənˈsəltnsēkənˈsəltnsi 1A professional practice that gives expert advice within a particular field, especially business. a management consultancy firm Example sentencesExamples RPS is the biggest European environmental consultancy and it is even quoted on the London stock exchange. Research published in Britain last week by consultancy Detica showed very low public demand for 3G. Some departments endorse such private consultancies precisely because doing so enables them to retain the most talented and well-funded faculty members. Many former City traders from Essex are deserting the City and are turning to self employment, starting up estate agencies, management consultancies and as investment advisers. It probably reflects people using their previous experience in businesses to set up consultancies in areas like financial advice and accountancy, said Professor Hart. The professional team comprises of the following consultancies and their anticipated professional fees are apportioned thus. International business consultancy KPMG has hit the pop charts running. More than ever, software companies and consultancies are trying to sell small businesses on supply-chain management. Andy Ingles from Dunbar runs his own environmental consultancy. On Tuesday, Frontline, one of Scotland's leading independent management consultancies, is on the move to its new offices in Strathclyde Business Park. Even the pure-play interactive agencies evolved in 1999 to more closely resemble both traditional agencies and consultancies. He is also principal of Domain Media, the communications and publishing consultancy. But while industry bodies organise events where they can lament the drought, the shortage of good IT staff has proved to be a boon for recruitment consultancies and IT professionals. Working within such organisations, which include management consultancies such as McKinsey, PA Consulting or Hay, can be highly stressful. Management consultancies have been forced over recent years to demerge consulting and auditing arms, due in the main to concerns over conflicts of interest. Not too long ago international management consultancies were trying to persuade graduates not to join dotcoms by offering them signing-on fees of up to £10,000. We saw as early as Chapter 2 the extent to which business services firms and consultancies are proliferating in this country. Congestion charging is suddenly a growth industry and Turner's consultancy is flourishing. As large buyers of flights and hotel rooms, consultancies can arrange with travel agencies to deliver covertly discounts of about 40 per cent. Molly Scott Cato is a researcher with Green Audit, an independent environmental consultancy. 1.1 The work of giving professional advice within a particular field. Example sentencesExamples The expert knowledge of folklorists and ethnologists is also in demand in the tourist and development industries and their academic writings are a cachet to earning consultancies and contracts. When a short term consultancy became available with PB Asia Parsons Aviation he took it. Soon, he ventured into consultancy but was drawn by the prospects in IT. For a woman with a background in beauty consultancy and art promotion, she has learned a thing or two about the pharmaceuticals industry. The next six weeks is spent working on consultancy projects for small and medium-sized businesses in Scotland. It provides consultancy, IT support, specialised business workshops and an ongoing advice service. Andersen's death will be a watershed for accountancy and consultancy; neither will be the same again. Sai also provides consultancy for environmental modification for handicapped persons. Laurent will provide research and development consultancy on an on-going basis. The larger accountancy houses add consultancy and other services to their product mix. Many foreign securities firms have been investing in China by means of technical support and consultancy. Just as well the department is offering to fund five days of consultancy if a school wants to develop such a strategy. Colette Grundy has worked in environmental consultancy for the past 10 years. He has since developed interests in a number of companies, offering business consultancy and private investment advice. Ten years ago he was a Dundee University drop out whose career encompassed labouring, recruitment consultancy and a rock band. The pilot will bring in 28 days of free consultancy from specialists, which could be worth tens of thousands of pounds. It recently announced plans to buy companies that are active in energy consultancy. That's not to suggest that civil servants who have taken lucrative consultancies in private business have done anything wrong. Irish operations include research and development, consultancy and training. Last year her €60,000-a-month consultancy to run the Digital Hub came to an end.
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