Examples of using Guarantors in English and their translations into Serbian
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we are guarantors of legality and constitutionality," he added,
In line with their shared principle of offering no comment on court rulings, the EU and NATO, guarantors of the Ohrid Agreement.
also to act as guarantors of the peace process in Syria.”.
are ordinary consumer loans, granted without guarantors, down payment or deposit,
Britain both act as guarantors, and a"joint action plan" for the Middle East, especially Syria,
the Bank offers it without participation and guarantors in the maximum amount of up to RSD 120,000, with a repayment period of up to 12 months.
the mayor of Bujanovac Saip Kamberi were guarantors of the agreement.
would be the guarantors of public liberties.
were guarantors of the signed agreement.
a strong Serbia are the guarantors of peace throughout the Balkans,
could enjoy broad autonomy, even more than granted under the so-called Ahtisaari plan, with Belgrade and Pristina as joint guarantors of that autonomy.
its strong army are the guarantors of peace in the entire Balkans.
Argentina was banned from selling weapons to either side as one of the guarantors of a peace agreement that the two nations signed ending an earlier war in 1942.
Guarantors have a signed contractual obligation to pay what others have borrowed if the borrowers are unable to pay the lenders,
Neither deposits nor guarantors are required, and the health and life insurances are not necessary.
are aware this can be accomplished much faster by charging guarantors rather than suing debtors," economist Sinisa Bozic told SETimes.
some borrowers soon began deceiving their guarantors who did not even know that over-borrowing occurred," Bozic said.
quick procedure which does not require any guarantors, down payment, administrative bans
Russia, as one of the guarantors of the Dayton Peace Agreement, sees its task in promoting strict adherence to the standards
as one of the ceasefire guarantors, to take a well-balanced position