Examples of guarantor

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Fear of punishment might deter labor mobility, but also motivate the guarantors, especially if they were all workers, to leave together.
Under the 1643 ordinance, sellers, guarantors and buyers in land transactions had all faced imprisonment, and the sellers had also faced subsequent exile.
The guarantor's name is obtained by the importer.
To some extent, this trend reflects the increasing difficulty of trade unions to act as guarantors of economic citizenship.
Both the imperial and colonial governments went out of their way not to provoke the guarantors.
Workers required five guarantors to join the work force.
Most guarantors did have knowledge of the people for whom they signed, and many borrowers were made acutely embarrassed when recourse was made to their guarantors to help recover books.
Thirdly, there is the question of the ability of political parties to establish themselves as practitioners of democracy as well as guarantors of civilian supremacy in politics.
Three, there is the question of the ability of political parties to establish themselves as practitioners of democracy as well as guarantors of civilian supremacy in politics.
Of the 100 nobles recorded as their creditors (out of a total of 188 noble creditors and guarantors),52 at least forty-four were also high officials in margravial service.
Stewards of public and private benefits increasingly conceived of themselves as 'payers', rather than guarantors; and, as payers, their goal was to control what was paid.
When the savant returned from his private communion with nature, his own virtue and reputation were thought to be the primary guarantors of truth or error.
The accomplishments of the mechanical arts can then be considered as being the material guarantors of the truth of the theorems discovered and pronounced by scientists.
Families are about love and trust; law is the guarantor of distrust.
If the husband is the fuhrer of his family then his wife is the small-scale motherland, the guarantor of future generations.
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