Sentence examples for true guarantor from inspiring English sources
A shift to more modern, high-technology manufacturing and services would be the true guarantor of Russia's economic future.
A more just allocation of the resources of our society would be the true guarantor and benefactor of art.
The Liberal Democrats depict themselves as the true guarantors, within government and post election, of the plan, describing it as "Home Rule", a phrase with historic Liberal resonance.
Instead, the author writes, Keynes believed "that a prosperous society in which everyone is employed was the surest way of maintaining the independence of thought and action he considered the guarantor of true democracy".
I have come to understand that any form of the phrase "based on a true story" is a poor guarantor of truth.
Juxtaposed to him is ahl bayt al-nubuwwa (the immediate family of the Prophet: Muhammad, his daughter Fâtima, his cousin and son-in-law 'Alî and their sons, al-Hasan and al-Husayn) as the guarantors of the true tradition concerning prophetic succession.
Democracy, however, is no guarantor of what is right, just or true.
This is especially true in low and middle income countries, where growth is the best guarantor of better health.
Maybe you have a guarantor.
