Sentence examples for public guarantor from inspiring English sources

Hence the public guarantor.

The new organization would be called a "public guarantor".

The public guarantor would only guarantee mortgage securitizations, not issue them as Fannie and Freddie do.

Why would a new public guarantor do the job any better?

The other is a newly conceived public guarantor with some of the same problems that got Fannie and Freddie into trouble.

That organization would be regulated by the public guarantor, and only after it goes broke — something that should happen only if housing prices fall more than they did in the recent crisis — would the public guarantor be responsible for making investors whole.

An independent, uncorrupted municipal police force should be our thin blue line: defenders against crime, protectors of public safety, guarantors of citizens' rights.

When the parties are failing - low turnout last month is the best evidence to hand - independent scrutineers such as the commission and the committee on standards in public life become guarantors of pub lic confidence in the system.

They believe that the armed individual citizen is the ultimate guarantor of public safety.

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

Upon occasion his relish for dramatic action led him beyond the limits of his proper role as the guarantor of public order.