Sentence examples for some indemnities from inspiring English sources

In December the government announced an amnesty, and on Feb. 17, 1795, the Convention of La Jaunaye granted the Vendée freedom from conscription, liberty of worship, and some indemnities for losses.

He, in turn asks the enterprising salesman, if he himself has provided for the loved ones he is going to leave behind him, and assures him that the only certain way is to take out some insurance; the double-indemnity, low-cost-complete-covering life insurance policies.

Cameron is also pressing for pharmaceutical companies to be offered indemnities to ensure some vaccines can be fast tracked without great financial risk to the business.

The majority of doctors had some form of indemnity cover, 90% (n = 184) [Table  2].

The latest government figures reveal that DCMS has "indemnities in force" for artworks valued at some £18.7bn.

Veterans Benefits Administration, Veterans Insurance and Indemnities.

Mobile delivery of indemnities.

(Gates) SOME LIKE IT WILDER: THE COMPLETE BILLY WILDER (Through Nov. 13) The Museum of the Moving Image is sponsoring a 26-film retrospective of Wilder, the Austrian-born director-writer who gave the world "Sunset Boulevard" and "Double Indemnity".

Although its wartime participation was limited, China made some gains from its entry into the war, taking over the German and Austrian concessions and canceling the unpaid portions of the Boxer indemnities due its enemies.

These indemnities have a corrosive effect on local democracy.

It is not clear what these indemnities were.