supply professional and honest service.
holder
n. a general term for anyone in possession of property, but usually referring to anyone holding a promissory note, check, bond or other paper, either handed to the holder (delivery) or signed over by endorsement, for which he/she/it is entitled to receive payment as stated in the document.
holder
The average salary for these degree holders is about $115,000.
From Huffington Post
He said of the 92,000 seats, 69,000 are held by season ticket holders and another 7,000 are reserved under required contracts.
From NOLA.com
Holder hopes the host of new volunteers added to the roll for the tournament will stay involved.
From The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
The office of the presidency, once assumed, transforms the outlook of its holder.
From NPR
This is the same requirement that exists when the servicer is the record mortgage holder.
From Huffington Post
They said he had a pearl necklace and a pearl napkin holder with him when they located him.
From Chicago Tribune
As if this metaphor works with investing on your own; pure stupidity for a holder of a securities license to utter.
From CNBC
The goals are things like build and maintain a secure network, protect card holder data and regularly monitor and test the networks.
From CNET
He is a pirate, using an old paper towel holder as a telescope, shouting about shipwrecks and falling overboard and fighting at sea.
From Huffington Post
It had a certain value to the holder and guaranteed that the possessor had mastered certain reading, writing and math skills.
From Baltimore Sun
The flexible bottle holder squishes to fit bottles of different sizes.
From CBS News
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