Examples of using Guarantors in English and their translations into Finnish
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14 years of age, only in this case guarantors in the form of parents or legal representatives are required.
limits in relation to issuers/ debtors or guarantors, and additional guarantees.
If there are other parties, such as co-debtors or guarantors, involved in your debts, think about whether in your case it is
In tandem with the preceding point, more comprehensive information for the consumer and any guarantors needs to be provided;
if granted to you, any other parties to or guarantors of the debt will have to pay some of the debt on your behalf.
Eligible debtors: These are non-financial corporations and general government.[2] Guarantors and eligible guarantees will be subject to the regime applied to eligible marketable debt instruments.3.
borrowers and guarantors are defined;
The regions and local districts are the guarantors of democratic self-determination, balanced economic development and, not least, distinctive cultural identities.
Credit assessments of debtors/ guarantors: The high credit standards of the debtors or guarantors of credit claims are established according to rules differentiating between public sector and non-financial corporate debtors/ guarantors.
Both public and private broadcasting are essential guarantors of media pluralism and diversity of opinion in Europe.
The legislations of the Member States differ considerably with regard to waiting periods before any action can be taken in respect of consumers, guarantors or the repossession of goods.
to provide consumers and guarantors with relevant information or advice on this subject.
are awaiting a move from their main partners in dialogue and international guarantors.
For nonmarketable assets, the ECB will neither publish a list of eligible assets nor a list of eligible debtors/ guarantors.
either directly or through corresponding associations, and to act as guarantors.
Without prejudice to the application of Directive 95/46/EC, Member States shall ensure the operation on their territory of a central database for the purpose of registration of consumers and guarantors who have defaulted.
In point( ii) in the first bullet point( Public sector debtors or guarantors) of the fifth paragraph footnote 35 is replaced by the following:«( 35) See footnote 34 in this chapter.
that their role as environmental managers and guarantors of food security and quality puts them outside the economic realm of other professions?
attraction of one or more guarantors, life and health insurance of the borrower(especially when issuing long-term loans), collateral insurance.
the scaling down of standards by public authorities(who are the guarantors of the general interest,