Sentence examples for His guarantor from inspiring English sources

I'm his guarantor".

It would be system-threatening — a mistake on the scale of the string of blunders by President Mikhail S. Gorbachev that doomed the Soviet Union". Likewise, for all the empty blather about "denuclearization," Kim Jong Un has no intention of giving up a nuclear arsenal that he sees as his guarantor of regime — and indeed personal — survival.

The teen-ager hawking sunglasses in traffic receives the merchandise from a wholesaler, to whom he turns over ninety per cent of his earnings; if he tries to cheat or cut out, his guarantor — an authority figure such as a relative or a man from his home town, known to the vender and the wholesaler alike — has to make up the loss, then hunt down his wayward charge.

Interior ministry sources say that two of Mr Atmaar's top aides acted as his guarantors when he expressed a desire to develop his career and join the police.

The English and the French kings had required clergymen to guarantee the January 1196 Treaty of Louviers that the two kings arranged for themselves, with Richard nominating Coutances as his surety, or guarantor that the conditions of the treaty would be fulfilled.

For instance, if Kroenke or his wife – the guarantor of his loan – were to die, that would be considered a default on the loan.

It was, in the span of just a few hours, a dizzying display of the political mastery that Mr. Putin has over his country and his own image — a tough, can-do warrior; caring father of his people; and guarantor that no slight to Russia's pride will go unanswered.

In response to Maliki's allegations on Sunday, US state department spokeswoman Marie Harf said in a statement: "The United States fully supports president Fuad Masum in his role as guarantor of the Iraqi constitution.

"The United States fully supports President Fuad Masum in his role as guarantor of the Iraqi constitution," she said.

Despite his reservations, he agreed to be her guarantor and Montagu made good on the loan.

Mr. Saleh, who has long seen himself as the lone guarantor of his country's unity, hopes to re-establish his frayed authority by calming the recent round of violence, according to Yemeni officials and analysts on both sides of the political divide.