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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Hi there, which one is correct:
a) authorise signature / authorise signatory ?
b) plenty of reports / a lot of reports ? How do we use this word "plenty"? Of i know is "plenty" of water.
c) what is the different between "ensure" and "make sure"?
d) to be processed and submitted / to be processed and to be submitted?
a) authorise signature / authorise signatory ?
b) plenty of reports / a lot of reports ? How do we use this word "plenty"? Of i know is "plenty" of water.
c) what is the different between "ensure" and "make sure"?
d) to be processed and submitted / to be processed and to be submitted?
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Hi, a) authorise signature / authorise signatory ? You probably mean the adjective 'authorize d '. Both nouns are correct, with different meanings.
- Hi, a) authorise signature / authorise signatory ?
- You probably mean the adjective 'authorize d '.
- Both nouns are correct, with different meanings.
- signature - my written name signatory - a person who signs a document b) plenty of reports / a lot of reports ?
- Both are OK.
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Hi,
a) authorise signature / authorise signatory ?
You probably mean the adjective 'authorized'.
Both nouns are correct, with different meanings.
signature - my written name
signatory - a person who signs a document
b) plenty of reports / a lot of reports ? Both are OK.
How do we use
a) authorise signature / authorise signatory ?
You probably mean the adjective 'authorized'.
Both nouns are correct, with different meanings.
signature - my written name
signatory - a person who signs a document
b) plenty of reports / a lot of reports ? Both are OK.
How do we use
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