Converse of object

• stand: For example, Dorset is linked to all those in Bond A who stand surety for him.

• find: Each wait had to find a surety for the return of " collar.

• provide: At the discretion of Philip Hodges the tenant may be asked to provide a surety for the rent.

• require: The same five were liberated the next day, having found the caution or surety required by the sheriff.

Adjective modifier

• added: It is worth buying top-of-the-range, for the added surety that this provides. [ ] Finger gloves 2 pair synthetic contact gloves.

• social: In so doing they established identities and social surety.

Modifies a noun

• bond: Even tho most can't mortgage broker surety bond hear emergency.

• guarantee: Builders operating under contract may apply for the Small Business Administration's guaranty program for lines of credit and surety bond guarantees.

• company: One particular area of expertise is advice to surety companies on performance bonds, particularly in PFI projects.

• agreement: You may require a surety agreement from the relative willing to stand as guarantor - point this out to them.

• deposit: Guests should generally expect to have to lodge a surety deposit of £ 200 on arrival.

Noun used with modifier

• bail: The Asylum & Immigration Tribunal released him on bail surety of a good Samaritan to live at my place.

Preposition: of

• supply: Secondly is the surety of that supply: ' My God shall supply all your need ' .

Preposition: for

• peace: We shall straightway return all hostages and charters which were delivered to us by Englishmen as a surety for peace or faithful service.

• reservation: This will be charged to the debit or credit card provided as surety for the reservation at the time of booking.