Sentence examples similar to guarantor of trust from inspiring English sources

Online security is the second challenge for guarantors of trust.

Until recently, it considered the climate change denier Nigel Lawson as fine a match for peer-reviewed research as it now believes him a trusted guarantor of post-Brexit glories, possibly forgetting his earlier history of shadowing the deutschmark.

She did not, however, see herself as a long-serving guarantor of that freedom – nor declare the whole trust structure fit for continuing purpose.

Sounding like a mouthpiece for hardline secular elites and the military, Pipes asserts that "Turkey's military has long been both the state's most trusted institution and the guarantor of Atatürk's legacy".

No amount of governance in the form of committees, regulators, trusts or advisory bodies is truly sufficient as a guarantor of independence.

Bland said it is unclear if the trust is designed to regulate the BBC or act as a guarantor of the corporation's independence, protecting it from government interference.

Writings" a guarantor of the Progress of Science.

E.I. is the guarantor of the work.

MB is the guarantor of the article.

Neither is the guarantor of art.

But freedom is no guarantor of success.