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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Which one is the correct usage?
No contractor was nominated for the work listed below.
No contractor has yet been appointed for the work listed below.
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anonymous No contractor has yet been appointed for the work listed below. I'm pretty sure you mean this one (above). Nomination is simply naming someone to be considered for the appointment.
- anonymous No contractor has yet been appointed for the work listed below.
- I'm pretty sure you mean this one (above).
- Nomination is simply naming someone to be considered for the appointment.
- It's not the same as appointing someone.
- Nominations are not part of the process of appointing contractors as far as I know.
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anonymousNo contractor has yet been appointed for the work listed below.
I'm pretty sure you mean this one (above).
Nomination is simply naming someone to be considered for the appointment. It's not the same as appointing someone.
Nominations are not part of the process of appointing contractors as far as I know.
CJ
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