Sentence examples for forced to redeem from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Enron careered into its crisis when it was forced to redeem commercial paper as its credit ratings fell.

It certainly would be a happy ending to this mess if closed-end funds were forced to redeem the notes by selling holdings as Mr. Lipson suggests.

In 2004 the figure was only 7.5%.With too many miles chasing too few seats, there are growing complaints from consumers who cannot book the flight they want, or have been forced to redeem twice as many miles to get a seat.

Air Products' offer failed when Airgas resisted, and then Air Products lost a court case seeking to force Airgas to redeem its poison pill and allow Air Products to acquire the company.

As hard as it may be, try to get bonds without a call feature (the right of the issuer to force you to redeem early), or at least those with calls far in the future.

Unless the show just drops the plot thread, which would be rather disingenuous, we may be forced to endure seeing him "redeemed" (I am not sure I am up for another round of "redeem the Game of Thrones rapist"; it was hard enough with Khal) ; we may be forced to "root" for him again at some point; we are invested in a rapist.

Another problem: If other investors decide to redeem their shares en masse, the manager will be forced to unload derivatives used to track the benchmark and pass on any gains.

Those who redeemed all or part of their investments in Madoff's investment advisory business could be forced to return the money if it is found they had an inkling fraud was taking place.

But a recent suggestion by Pope Francis that atheists could also be "redeemed" by God has led the church to return to medieval rhetoric – with an official Vatican spokesman forced to clarify that non-believers are indeed destined for hell.

By 2025, even the combination of payroll tax revenue and interest payments on the bonds will no longer cover benefits, forcing the system to redeem the bonds it holds.

Falling prices may prompt a fund's investors to redeem shares, perhaps forcing the fund's managers to sell shares to meet the withdrawals.