1、Accredit buyer ( buyer, importer, consignee, account, accountee, applicant, holder, grantee )
2、The contract itself provided notice of the risks, and the grantee still contracted.
3、A GTYPE value of 'g' means that the grantee is a group account.
4、Perfect costing management system was the institutional grantee of implementing the above circles.
5、But because of the shortage of personal credit system, it must have the risk countermeasure to grantee the loan.
6、Requirements for in-service education professionals are described in the scholarship contract between the grantee and Trace Foundation.
7、Another grantee, the Baylor College of Medicine, has created a new Ph. D. program in translational biology and molecular medicine;
8、The grantee must not perform its activities arbitrarily and whimsically but must abide by the limits set by its franchise and strictly adhere to its terms and conditionalities.
9、the selection of persons to whom leases may be grantee;the manner in which applications for leases of premises in its estates may be made;
10、These things are very important so as for a grantee not to shoulder a big responsibility on the grant to be awarded.
11、Special second air blowing system could be grantee the quality of bottle in order to catch up to the customer's requirement.
12、The traditional verification method can't eliminate all the design error. Therefore, many people tum to various formal verification methods to grantee the correctness of the design under any inputs.
13、To maintain then market transition order and to grantee the safety of commercial activity, the relevant law in China shall clearly define the effectiveness and responsibility of false registration.
14、"under stipulated terms of years, use and any other conditions for a grantee or grantees to explore and develop, in consideration of the payment of premium and ground rent."
15、If someone wants to borrow your vehicle, you can act as his driver for the sake of friendship. It can grantee the safety of your vehicle without offending friends.
