Sentence examples for essential guarantor from inspiring English sources
Mainstream politicians may know that the EU is an essential guarantor of peace, prosperity and security in an increasingly borderless world.
The Northern Irish leaders said that the involvement of President Bill Clinton had been an essential guarantor of their peace move and that they looked to President Bush to bring the same "evenhanded approach" to the Middle East.
Japan conducted the raid as the United States, the essential guarantor of its security, is also taking a harder line against North Korea in the Bush administration's widening war against terrorism.
Chávez's victory shows the broad support for his political project, but it also reveals that much of the public sees his continuity in power as the essential guarantor of that project.
NATO's operations in Afghanistan, Libya, Kosovo and in the Mediterranean Sea and the Indian Ocean all demonstrate that, more than 60 years after its ratification, the Washington Treaty remains relevant — an essential guarantor of peace and security.
Southern politicians favoured colonial expansion as an outlet for surplus population and agricultural produce; northern ones wanted Italy to be a great power, saw the army as an essential guarantor of public order, and supported high military spending the army and navy ministries spent more than all other ministries combined between 1862 and 1913.
It deprives officials of their essential role as guarantors of the public interest.
Put simply, the taxpayer had become the guarantor of the global financial system and the banks that are the essential plumbing of that system.
