Sentence examples for guarantor when from inspiring English sources

Mario Gozálvez, a truck driver, asked his 23-year-old daughter to act as a guarantor when he used the equity in his Barcelona apartment to buy a truck three years ago.

He writes movingly of Jenny Hill (1848 96): "She was more than a great performer – she was a feminist trail-blazer, a professional success, at a time when women could neither vote nor borrow money without a male guarantor; when the professions were closed to them and their only employment choices were low-paid factory or shop-work, or domestic service.

As a result, when it comes to leaving campus accommodation after the first year, students are often required to provide guarantors when applying for a tenancy.

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.

In 1998, Congress allowed massive penalties and fees to be imposed on delinquent student loans, making it more profitable for the lenders and guarantors when students defaulted than when they repaid the loan on time.

As well as acting as an anti-theft device, the software can also be used as a guarantor of identity when people use their phones to shop online or send messages to friends and family.

The Treasury would then act as a guarantor for the corporations when they borrowed money on the private markets to fund the building of the new towns.

The brief statement by the international guarantors did not say when Alzate and the others might be let go or give any details on what the conditions for their release are.

While $15 billion might seem like a large amount of money for banks to commit to bond guarantors at a time when many investors have lost faith in them, Mr. Haines said it would be smaller than the billions the banks might have to write down if the companies lost their top ratings or incurred major losses.

It could also lead to less demand for bond insurance at a time when several big guarantors are faltering.

At one building, when Ms. King mentioned the possibility of having her parents as guarantors, she was told that the co-op board considered her too old to have a guarantor.