In "Counsel to the President," the book I wrote with Clark Clifford, Kennedy's lawyer and McNamara's successor as secretary of defense, Clifford concluded that Kennedy "would have initiated a search for either a negotiated settlement or a phased withdrawal".
He is sometimes, like Odysseus, cunning and wise in counsel, but a hero is not usually given to much subtlety.
It's crucial for Benjamin that the storyteller be an unrivalled listener, one who imbibes stories rooted in counsel, boredom, labor and death.
And the trade in counsel has reversed spectacularly.Lord Alderdice, a former speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly, tours the world's present and recent trouble spots Egypt, Nepal, the Philippines telling the province's story.
As it is, you hopscotch themes, with variants of tone, including the majestic — as in "Counsel" (1982), a large, densely brushed canvas, held out from the wall by steel fasteners — and the bizarre, as in "Pair Navigation" (1984/2002), which incorporates a painting on fibreglass mounted, horizontally, on a table-like, wood-and-metal structure that projects from the wall.
A called in counsel, who advised that since Z was the guest, why not let her say Dumbo is whatever she wants Dumbo to be? Outraged, A said again that Dumbo was an elephant, meanwhile beginning to cry and kick the side of her bed as Z, unmoved, looked on.
Barzang decides to refer the boy to a drop-in counselling service run by the Ministry of Education.
A broad network of these institutions exists mostly in the form of walk-in counselling facilities.
More than before, parents of affected teenagers sought help in walk-in counselling facilities.
After a first evaluation in southern Germany and Switzerland, it is now extended to other walk-in counselling facilities in Germany [ 17].
"In counselling, we can work with the student to challenge the negative coping strategies.
