personal guarantee

I brought him here to tell the story, with my personal guarantee of his safety.

But would he give his personal guarantee not to attack Israel?

"If you give me your personal guarantee that these items will be safe."

However, the landlord first wanted them to give personal guarantees.

But each will have my personal guarantee that they may return."

We tried to establish a line of credit with our bank, but everybody wanted a personal guarantee.

Such personal guarantees become effective if and when the company itself cannot meet its financial obligations.

"I will give you my personal guarantee that we are not behind this.

With my personal guarantee that you will be in on the payoff at the end.

They also took a personal guarantee from David for £30K.

To lend, a bank may ask for security, like a personal guarantee, and will normally want to see your own money in the business too.

As part of these contracts, Trump had included a $40 million personal guarantee.

You have my personal guarantee that he's not here.

Note that directors may be asked to give personal guarantees of loans to the company.

You'll get pictures that will win you an Oscar my personal guarantee."

"They insisted on personal guarantees that are not normal in business deals of this kind," he said.

Luis is proud of his work, and he backs it up with a personal guarantee.

Some small loans are secured by neighbors, personal guarantees and character.

It allows the participating bank to insist, for the first time, on personal guarantees.

The business had been in debt, which he had given a personal guarantee to clear.

"It was unheard of to put up the equity or personal guarantees that you are seeing today."

Under a personal guarantee he made to the former owners, Thomas still owes them part of their purchase price.

Now he felt that he had given his personal guarantee of success to practically the entire Land.

The company subsequently went into receivership and the bank called in the personal guarantees.

It is asking for substantial improvements to its space, yet would rather move than give personal guarantees or letters of credit.