Sentence examples for under an indenture from inspiring English sources

The bank has begun its own tender offer for some of MBIA's debt – namely, it is seeking a majority of the debt issued under an indenture signed in 2004.

Certain secured bondholders sued to block the exchange offer, arguing that it was not permitted by the contract under which they purchased the bonds — known as an indenture.

"Have you ever seen an indenture?" he asked me.

Then twenty-five years old, he was beginning an indenture that would last until his death, in 1992.

When he died in 1951, he left an indenture with specific instructions about how his collection was to be handled -- giving the power to make new board appointments to Lincoln University, the oldest black college in America.

In 1430, however, in an indenture for service with the king in France, he was styled Earl of Arundel, a title he also used himself.

Smith was born free in 1813 in New York City New Yorkk state had passed gradual abolition in 1799; children of slave mothers were born free but had to serve an indenture until early adulthood).

An indenture of 23 March 1515 records the establishment of Broderers' Hall in Cutter Lane in that year, and the guild was officially incorporated (or reincorporated) by Royal Charter under Elizabeth I in 1561 as the Worshipful Company of Broderers.

After the case moved to federal court, the judge there said the exchange offer was probably impermissible under the indenture, but he refused to block it.

DealBook »   A Tough Choice for MBIA Bondholders  |  "Would you take $10 to allow MBIA to change the wording of some definitions in a bond indenture, with the effect of changing a default event?" Stephen J. Lubben asks in his column for DealBook.

Or proofread a lengthy indenture agreement?