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Meanings of ratifier in English
Synonyms
Examples for "subscriber"
Examples for "subscriber"
1
The subscriber will be able control how the technical information is shared.
2
Liberty said Starz had experienced continued subscriber growth and reduced programming costs.
3
Shaw last month said higher rates had offset slipping TV subscriber numbers.
4
He said he would like Ireland to be the number one subscriber.
5
The advertiser acquires no more rights in the newspaper than the subscriber.
1
Company signing their first endorser Walt Clyde Frazier to a lifetime deal.
2
Freed from these attributes, He is again their enjoyer and endorser.
3
The object in protesting a note is to fix the liability on the endorser.
4
I am a follower of the old trails, an endorser of the old maxims.
5
He became an in-demand product endorser, appearing in commercials for Jell-O, Coca-Cola and Ford.
1
A great variety of defences may be successfully made by an indorser.
2
These notes are forgeries both of the maker and the indorser.
3
What responsibility does an indorser assume in case of a note?
4
His obligation is that of a surety or first indorser.
5
How can the first indorser be distinguished from the second?
Usage of ratifier in English
1
Nish went to the ratifier's office, where the manufactory account books were kept.
2
See here -and the ratifier herself has initialled it.'
3
The treaty acquires binding effect on ratifiers 90 days after 50 sign up; Ireland is number 43.
Ratifier through the time