“The geologist carefully examined the rock surface, trying to identify any possible indenture where minerals might have formed.”

“He examined the old wooden table closely, noting the small indenture left behind from where a piece had splintered off years ago.”

“The indenture was signed by both parties, solidifying their commitment to the terms and conditions outlined in the agreement.”

“During indentureship, there were tremendous efforts by the Hindus to assert themselves as Hindus.”

“Oh well one could hold out hope that they were selling themselves into some sort of indentureship and this would be the last episode.”

“Their will to survive, no matter the obstacles, was pivotal in releasing them from the physical and psychological bondage that characterised indentureship.”

“The company employing him went bankrupt, his indentures were cancelled and he was now totally without any future.”

“Labour drawn from a reserve became regulated through systems of migration where migrants were employed on contracts known as indentures.”

“To secure its rights, it evidently provided legal aid to one firm that sought to enforce its indentures against enticers.”