Sentence examples for redemption date from inspiring English sources

Following the £375m equity issue Punch was due to use the proceeds to redeem the bond and doing so in advance of the redemption date provides reassurance.

That assumption was derailed by the onset of the Great Depression, and Michigan did not retire the last of the stadium bonds until 1951, five years beyond the projected redemption date.

As a rule, the riskier the bond and the further it is from its redemption date, the lower the value of the loan that can be secured on it.

This matters because guidance from the Internal Revenue Service suggests that debt securities must have a redemption date.At the same time, like dividends on shares, the interest payments can be deferred in times of financial stress.

But the club have said they are not in a position to repay the loans, which they say do not have a set redemption date.

In an initial statement  about the matter earlier this month, the club said they were not in a position to repay the loans, which they say do not have a set redemption date.

The database contain data, transferred electronically from all pharmacies in the region, on types and dosages of all reimbursed drugs prescribed, customers' civil registration numbers and redemption dates [ 31].

We collected data on all prescriptions filled by study patients since 1997 from a prescription database that contains data, transferred electronically from all pharmacies in the region, on customers' civil registration numbers, types and dosages of drugs prescribed, and redemption dates [ 27].

The interest rate, redemption provisions, maturity date and other terms of the Notes will be determined by negotiations between Netflix and the initial purchasers.

As so often happens, dessert came as a bit of culinary redemption, if with dated presentation swooping arcs of chocolate; pointless strips of gelée.

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.