procurator (Meaning)

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procurator (n)

a person authorized to act for another

(ancient Rome) someone employed by the Roman Emperor to manage finance and taxes

The procurator was responsible for managing the financial affairs of the estate.
The procurator served as the legal representative for the company in court proceedings.
In ancient Rome, a procurator was a government official responsible for managing finances in a province.
The procurator-general oversees all legal matters within the jurisdiction.
The procurator handled negotiations with suppliers on behalf of the organization.
The procurator's signature was required on all official documents related to the transaction.
As the procurator of the monastery, he managed the monks' finances and resources.
The procurator acted as a liaison between the government and the local businesses.
The procurator was tasked with overseeing the distribution of relief aid to disaster-stricken areas.
The procurator was authorized to make decisions on behalf of the corporation regarding legal matters.

a person authorized to act for another, (ancient Rome) someone employed by the Roman Emperor to manage finance and taxes

delegate, representative, attorney,deputy, minister, agent, legate, proxy, envoy, spokesperson

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The procurator was responsible for managing the financial affairs of the estate.

The procurator served as the legal representative for the company in court proceedings.

In ancient Rome, a procurator was a government official responsible for managing finances in a province.

The procurator-general oversees all legal matters within the jurisdiction.