If you bought your hearing system from First Coast Hearing Clinic and it is still under warranty, your repair costs will likely be minimal â if thereâs a charge at all. Hearing aids that are no longer under warranty, or that were purchased elsewhere, may cost more to fix.
acÂ·cord. v. acÂ·cordÂ·ed, acÂ·cordÂ·ing, acÂ·cords. v. tr. 1. To give or grant, especially as being due or appropriate: accorded the president the proper deference.
What does âa conferred obligationâ mean? Given that confer has a positive sense to it as a transitive verb, could it be used to refer to an obligation which is favorable for the obligor or considered an opportunity for them? Or does it simply mean that it is expected from the obligor to feel indebted? If the latter is true, how the former should be expressed? The following might provide some context: A Roman proverb: âBe not unmindful of obligations conferred.â A passage from an essay on Aristotle and Shakespeare: