Sentence examples for private guarantor from inspiring English sources

Should our corporate overlord "pivot" to a new business model or simply decide that our freedom can no longer be justified in its cost-benefit analysis, we'll have to find some other private guarantor of freedom.

REUTERS In China, Private Guarantors Help Secure State Loans | A new type of financier has appeared in China, The Wall Street Journal writes: private guarantors.

Even if a private company has a guarantor, most loans are for only three or four months -- 18 months in exceptional cases.

They may even act as guarantors for private rentals if necessary.

Siblings are the guarantors that the private childhood world — so unlike the adult world that scientists are only just beginning to understand it — is a fully shared and objective one.

The bank requires a guarantor, almost impossible for a private businessman to find in China.

But sometimes a guarantee leads to a "private sale in public" in which the guarantor is the only bidder.

It runs contrary to the rightwing determinist urban planning orthodoxy of the last 25 years, where private and "defensible space" is considered a guarantor against crime.

It fails to understand that the state is not just a threat to rights, but a necessary guarantor of them from intrusion or predation by private interests.

A Senate bill would let private investors bear most default risk but create a new federal guarantor of last resort.

Instead, private investors would be most at risk, with the government a secondary guarantor.