1.   Any money raised beyond the amount needed to retire the bonds would go to the state, Horn said.

2.   Bonds in Ecuador, considered by analysts the next candidate to retire Brady bonds, fell.

3.   Brazilian Brady bonds rose as investors anticipated the country will soon retire the bonds with the highest interest cost.

4.   Given the uncertainties, investing the surplus in education, child care or air transportation may very well produce a higher return than retiring Treasury bonds.

5.   However, property owners would see their secondary tax rates decline and eventually disappear as existing bonds are retired by school districts.

6.   Local governments set these many specialized tax rates annually at a level that will raise a predetermined amount of money to run services for the year and retire bonds.

7.   Mexico could even retire Brady bonds, he said, as it seeks to stretch out and lower its debt load.

8.   Over the next few decades, New Jersey taxpayers will foot the bill to retire the bonds.

9.   Round the clock, you can see the cops with their radar guns on the median strip attempting to retire the bonds to pay for the joint.

10.   Sims said the Mariners want windfall revenue that should be used to retire the bonds early.