guarantor

It was to be a guarantor of a new, democratic order.

All the guarantors are going to lose some of their money.

The company and the family were acting as guarantors for each other.

Research shows that a healthy mother is the best guarantor of her child's health.

And they could be guarantors of a more permanent peace.

According to these officials, about 100 men now have guarantors, who are gradually coming forward.

National courts are thus by their nature the first guarantors of Union law.

In some cases, parents for each roommate sign as guarantors.

Guarantors must be willing to open up their own financial records.

In other words, he said, "will they take students or someone who needs a guarantor?

He says it may cost the council a lot, but they're only acting as guarantor.

Up until the last moment they could not bring themselves to believe an invasion by one of their guarantors would actually happen.

In a company limited by guarantee, this will be the guarantors.

This is usually paid by loans to which family members are guarantors.

Because that is where the problem lies, with the guarantor powers.

You will need to contact your guarantor and make the necessary arrangements.

You must use a bank or an insurance company which has our approval to act as guarantor.

And he would like to act as a guarantor of democracy, while staying above politics.

We must act as the guarantor of those rights.

Russia was made the guarantor of their right to Christian worship.

The guarantor usually is the national bank of the country receiving the goods.

Families are about love and trust; law is the guarantor of distrust.

Your parents will be our guarantors, which is great.

"You've chosen the best man in the city to be your guarantor.

In fact, will sign on as a guarantor if necessary."