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Meanings of guarantor in English

Catalan
garant
Spanish
garante

One who provides a warrant or guarantee to another.

garant
Usage of guarantor in English
1
The new legislation makes the government the guarantor of the company's debt.
Reuters
2
The state is the guarantor of wealth, not a threat to wealth.
The Irish Times
3
Going guarantor for someone can be risky at the best of times.
News.com.au
4
But increasingly it is taking the role of guarantor rather than aggressor.
The Irish Times
5
Going guarantor is not just a signature on a piece of paper.
News.com.au
6
At the simplest level, the repetitions seem a guarantor of genuine utterance.
The Guardian
7
For the latter in Genitor's case you may hold me as guarantor.
The Letters of the Younger Pliny, First Series — Volume 1
8
A woman can buy a house without a man signing as guarantor.
Radio NZ
9
TG4's coverage confirms that theory, and serves as a guarantor for it.
The Irish Times
10
Nation states had previously been the guarantor of full employment and welfare.
The Guardian
11
This is how family fulfills the function of co- guarantor of education.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
12
Washington, once the guarantor of American values, is a crime scene.
The Irish Times
13
King Albert had not yet appealed to the guarantor powers for military aid.
The guns of august
14
It is a guarantor, along with Britain, of the Northern Ireland peace process.
The Guardian
15
Yet he saw apartheid as the guarantor of values that transcended colour lines.
The Guardian
16
Yet many Egyptians still see the army as the only guarantor of security.
Reuters
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