guarantor

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The thing is, they want a security guarantor that isn't Russia.

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one who provides a warrant or guarantee to another

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noun

one who provides a warrant or guarantee to another

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noun

one who provides a warrant or guarantee to another

Example sentences

The thing is, they want a security guarantor that isn't Russia.

First of all I agree with the idea that automated testing is not a guarantor of quality.

Most places still require a guarantor, which basically means you pay the estate agency to act as a guarantor.

The role of price is a principal guarantor of democracy, after all. /sardonic

Is marriage a requirement or a guarantor of a loving and positive environment?

Many people seem to think that law courts are an obviously superior guarantor of democracy than monarchies, few are able to argue the point well.

But the real clincher is this: the state legislatures know that the federal government will pick up the tab; it is ultimately the guarantor of the loans it issues.

I would like to add this - kind of the major point he's getting into --> The anonymity of reading is the central, fundamental guarantor of freedom of the mind.

"But unless America behaves as a leader and the guarantor of the world order, it will be inviting regional powers to test their strength by bullying neighbouring countries.

When single electron theory includes proposition that the single electron was the author or guarantor of a particular holy book, then it will be as strange as God theory.