Sentence examples for date of redemption from inspiring English sources

The affected homeowners were wrongly charged interest up until the end of the month that they redeemed their mortgages, when in fact interest should only have been charged up to the date of redemption.

Not all mortgages taken out between these dates are affected – just those with terms and conditions which state that interest will only be charged up until the date of redemption.

But because their interest can be tax deferred for up to 30 years, I bonds do not have to be held in an I.R.A. Another difference: I bonds are not traded on a market, like TIPS, but are redeemable at any time for the value they have accrued by the date of redemption.

"So they issued these bonds with the date of redemption so far in the future because they figured that once the City of New York annexed their town, then the City of New York would assume the payment of the bonds — which is exactly what happened".

The register contains type of drug (International Anatomical Therapeutic Coding (ATC)), date of redemption, quantity dispensed and strength.

From this register, we had information on the date of redemption of the prescription and substance classified according to the anatomical-therapeutic-chemical (ATC) system.

Is this his day of redemption?

Recent users were defined as having no recorded prescription within 90 days of admission/index date and redemption of at least one prescription within 91 180 days before this date.

Trying to calculate the exact date of the final redemption is not a high priority for most Jewish scholars.

For each patient we assessed if spirometry was registered in an 18-month period counting from 6 months before to 12 months after the date of the first redemption of obstructive lung medication.

These factors reestablished confidence in the financial stability of the government; and, when the date for the redemption of greenbacks arrived, there was no appreciable demand upon the Treasury to exchange them for gold.