Could you please answer my question?
I didnt understand the following sentence because of the use of "prior to which"
Can anyone explain me in simple way?
Such telephone calls shall be carried out at our absolute discretion if we feel the need to confirm instructions received, prior to which, we will however , seek to establish your identity through the use of the said questions
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I didn't understand the following sentence because of the use of "prior to which" Can anyone explain me in simple way? Such telephone calls shall be carried out at our absolute discretion if we feel the need to confirm instructions received, prior to which, we will however , seek to establish your identity through the use of the said questions Thank you
- I didn't understand the following sentence because of the use of "prior to which" Can anyone explain me in simple way?
- Such telephone calls shall be carried out at our absolute discretion if we feel the need to confirm instructions received, prior to which, we will however , seek to establish your identity through the use of the said questions Thank you
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I didn't understand the following sentence because of the use of "prior to which"
Can anyone explain me in simple way?
Signatory's preference details including a set of questions for use when calling you telephonically.Such telephone calls shall be carried out at our absolute discretion if we feel the need to confirm instructions received, prior to which, we will however , seek to
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I'd say it means little more than 'before':
- Occasionally we will phone you to confirm your instructions. In that case, we will always check the agreed security questions before discussing your requirements.
Dave
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I answered it about the same time that you reposted
Best regards, Dave
0What do we introduce by the relative pronoun "prior to which"
Does it mean "prior to confirmation "?
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I didn't find the sentence that easy to understand. Strictly speaking, I suppose the 'which' refers back to the asking for confirmation:
- We may ask, by phone, for you to confirm your instruction, prior to which we will ask you the security questions
Dave
0aqua tile 969Can anyone explain it to me in a simple way?
Do not double-post. Please be patient. When you posted this question, it was 3 am in my part of the world. I did not feel an immediate obligation to wake up, get a cup of coffee and answer your question.
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