Sentences with phrase «as the guarantor who»

The sponsor serves as the guarantor who vouches that you have a good behavior, have honest intentions, and are financially stable.

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This belief is so powerfully embedded in the standard equilibrium models most economists use that, strangely enough, even those of us who described the imbalances in one paragraph and in the very next paragraph insisted that a crisis was unlikely — in China's case because of the government's very high credibility and its role as financial guarantor — were automatically assumed to be predicting an imminent crisis.

Polyphonic as they are, Dostoevsky's novels concentrate obsessively on a handful of themes — freedom, beauty, and the Christ who is the standard and guarantor of both.

Jesus is called «God with us» and through the ages has been seen as the guarantor of our belief that the same God who demands justice also will show mercy

The oldest accounts do not tell of a miracle worker, who performs as many miracles as possible, but of the proclaimer and guarantor of the coming Kingdom of God; God himself is drawing near to the world, and his nearness is perceived in the fact that through Jesus he speaks, through him he acts, through him he heals.

Documents intercepted by the online news portal revealed that Mr. Blay, who is serving as a «Guarantor» on behalf of constituency chairpersons of the NPP, who are Trustees of the transport facility, has made a 30 % deposit of the contract price, which is equivalent to $ 3,000, 000 (GhC13, 795,561).

Nwagu allegedly took a loan of N8, 433,547.00 from a licensed money lender, and further introduced seven others who jointly took loans from same lender, with Nwagu standing as guarantor.

A more rational view is to say that anyone who is an author is responsible for some important part of the article, and one or more of the authors is able to act as a guarantor for the whole, so no one who appears as an author can escape all responsibility.

People who are homeowners are generally preferred as guarantors, but some loan providers also accept tenants.

Should reduction of monthly payments may not be right for you; you may consider talking to your family members or close friends who have good credit, asking them to act as a guarantor or a cosigner on your loan application.

For this purpose, you'll need to have some collateral and / or someone who has excellent credit to back you up with his / her signature as a guarantor.

On the plus side, private lenders are pretty flexible about who can serve as the guarantor of your loan agreement.

His suit as currently constructed will fail, unless he shows that the journalistic speech of the rating agencies is at least partly driven by commercial concerns, and they implicitly profit through their symbiotic relationship with the financial guarantors, who were too highly rated for too long as a result.

We can see these drawings as a return to «the root» of the practice of an artist who strives never to lose sight of the essential humility of creation which is, probably more than any other philosophy, political thought, or religion, the true guarantor of society and evolution.

The guarantors claimed that they could not recall being consulted about the amendments to the facility agreements and that they had not received any advice in relation to their role as guarantors (they stated that banking affairs of the borrower companies had been dealt with by a business partner who had since died, though both of the guarantors had executed the banking documents).

B2BX will provide a rating of brokers and will act as a guarantor of reliability for customers who will choose as a broker member of B2BX.

Employers will see a list of people who can vouch for you as guarantors of the information that you have provided.

Such are the intricacies of our tax laws and how people can get trapped by banking requirements as to who must be registered on title rather than just be a guarantor.