terms of redemption

It was nothing, in terms of redemption.

Eddy Curry refused to speak in terms of redemption, vengeance or defiance.

The directors may, if authorised either by the company's articles or by a resolution, set the terms of redemption.

By October 1868 a Mississippi newspaper was defining the expression scathingly in terms of Redemption politics.

If a private company or plc has issued redeemable shares, it may redeem the shares in accordance with the terms of redemption.

After the race, both Zito and Day subdued any feelings of revenge and phrased their reactions more in terms of redemption.

Humiliated No More The Rangers' coach, Mike Keenan, saw the winning of the trophy in terms of redemption.

However unattractive the peasants found the terms of redemption, they were compelled to transfer from the initial status of 'temporarily obligated' tenants to outright purchasers if their landlords insisted.

Anglicans believe that the only effective Mediator between the believer and God the Father, in terms of redemption and salvation, is God the Son, Jesus Christ.

The law of love does not negate justice, but it does nullify the motives of vengeance and retribution by forcing us to think in terms of redemption, rehabilitation, and reclamation.

If the terms of redemption merely provided for their redemption at par, their holders would be highly vulnerable; for if interest rates fell since the date of issue it would clearly pay the company to redeem them and to borrow money at a lower rate of interest than the fixed dividend.