Sentence examples similar to a redemption clause from inspiring English sources

Following Pollock's resignation in 1866 over his objections to President Johnson's Reconstruction policies, the new Mint Director was Henry Linderman, who in his first annual report in 1867, described the redemption clause in the nickel's authorizing legislation as "a most wise and just provision", urging its extension to the cent, two-cent piece, and three-cent piece.

Therefore, the property in a redemption case will not be considered in the following analysis.

It was a redemption.

It's a redemption for quite a few players.

His character achieves a redemption, albeit through a circuitous path.

He does not see this as a redemption story.

When an equity-ETF gets a redemption request, it is almost always an in-kind redemption.

(This works via a redemption code).

Sorry, there won't be one; only a redemption.

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Only one district, Hoima, had a redemption rate of <20%.