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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
What to use instead of "with regard"?
Is there possibility to replace "with regard" in this sentence?
Legal risks and those associated with the reputation with regard to financing the reconstruction of a debtor’s property.
Meaning: there are risks because creditor finances the reconstruction of a debtor’s property
thanks!
Legal risks and those associated with the reputation with regard to financing the reconstruction of a debtor’s property.
Meaning: there are risks because creditor finances the reconstruction of a debtor’s property
thanks!
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Anonymous Legal risks and those associated with the reputation with regard to financing the reconstruction of a debtor’s property. The noun phrase makes no sense. Whose reputation do you mean?
- Anonymous Legal risks and those associated with the reputation with regard to financing the reconstruction of a debtor’s property.
- The noun phrase makes no sense.
- Whose reputation do you mean?
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AnonymousLegal risks and those associated with the reputation with regard to financing the reconstruction of a debtor’s property.The noun phrase makes no sense. Whose reputation do you mean?
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