To vouch for someone or something means to give a guarantee, endorsement, or support for them. It implies that you are standing behind the person or thing and are willing to take responsibility for their character, abilities, or actions.
Sentences with «to vouch for»
They question the use of vouchers for private schools and are concerned that making teacher evaluation results public will reduce the authenticity of those reports. (ascd.org)
These options include open enrollment, private school vouchers for both regular and special education, and independent charter schools. (wasblegupdate.wasb.org)
Similar bills providing vouchers for students in low - achieving schools; amounts based on private school tuition or per - student spending in district, whichever is less. (edweek.org)