At its own discretion, Attainment may change without notice.
Is the sentence
Company A can block this account at its discretion in case they think it harms them.
Is a grammatically correct answer stylistically right? How do some people
in
this article use the word harms?
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If ‘At its discretion’ is right use, then in the same sentence you have had the pronoun ‘it’ for ‘Company A’ and later on you have used the pronoun ‘the’, which doesn’t seem correct. How do you make it a very point of fact this sentence? People may argue that in this case ‘they’ is singular pronoun, however, I think that from a consistency point of view it’s not advisable to use two different pronouns for the same thing in one sentence.
The word u00ab harmsu00bb is perfectly OK, too, because Company A’ is
singular.
“At its discretion” is established legalese, but if you wish the entire sentence to be consistent, “can” should be “may”. Does the sentence have any meaning and the inference is clear? What is the condition under which company A is entitled to close the account one in which it anticipates some harm to itself? If it has to be a “only” sounding person then every chance of making a similar sound will be overlooked and never heard. And of course that might take care of it. Is everyone else? Harm (the noun) is also established legalese and would be acceptable in such a sentence. What is simple present tense meant for? Similarly, the verb “think” is not traditionally found in such a sentence. Why is the account not a sentient being?
Company A may block this account at its discretion (only) if it anticipates some harm to itself if this account should remain open. If the account remains open, have a copy or the data stored in that account is destroyed or indexed, please notify Company A for any change.
How can I block an account at its discretion if I try to sue the company for harm if an
account should remain open?
If we refer to Company A in way of its role (established at the beginning of the document), we’d normally refer to Company A in terms of their role rather than its name, because in legalistic documents we want to avoid ambiguous pronouns. Let’s call Company A the “Provider”. Let’s say that Company A doesn’t have any business model. Rather, Company A is the ‘Provider’.
Provider, at its discretion, may block this account (only) if Provider anticipates some harm to itself if the account should remain open.
How does one get quotes from people in the media about “New York, USA”?
