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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Use of recognizance
Is this the correct use of recognizance?
The union may waive the escrow payment upon recognizance of employers with long-standing and continuing agreements.
The union may waive the escrow payment upon recognizance of employers with long-standing and continuing agreements.
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It is not a correct use of the term. You will find this works better: In recognition of employers with long-standing and continuing agreements, the union may waive the escrow payment. Or a bit less formal...
- It is not a correct use of the term.
- You will find this works better: In recognition of employers with long-standing and continuing agreements, the union may waive the escrow payment.
- Or a bit less formal...
- The union may waive the escrow payment for employers with long-standing and continuing agreements.
- A key point here is that the waiver is a freely given benefit for employers that have "been around" awhile.
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It is not a correct use of the term. You will find this works better:
In recognition of employers with long-standing and continuing agreements, the union may waive the escrow payment.
Or a bit less formal...
The union may waive the escrow payment for employers with long-standing and continuing agreements.
A key point here is that the waiver is a
In recognition of employers with long-standing and continuing agreements, the union may waive the escrow payment.
Or a bit less formal...
The union may waive the escrow payment for employers with long-standing and continuing agreements.
A key point here is that the waiver is a
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