More bonds have to be broken, and that requires more heat input.

The Assembly bill would use bonds to create the fund and require towns to repay the money at 3 percent interest.

A $27 million bond would require an annual tax increase of $257 for an average village taxpayer.

Such bonds would require approval by the voters.

Since the new bond requires constructive overlap, the orbitals must be rotated in a certain way.

The bond requires a minimum £100, interest is paid on maturity and with no withdrawals or closures permitted.

Worse than simply the wrong end; this bond required her to obey, and she was hedged about with prohibitions.

The bonds require legislative approval because they would not be used for capital projects.

A private corporate bond could certainly not require an amusement park to accept the bond in exchange for entry.

Since most bonds require energy to form, they also give off energy when they are broken.