Sentence examples for frontloading from inspiring English sources

This trend has become so commonplace, it even has a name: frontloading.

Because of "frontloading" and "backloading"– top rate taxpayers shifting income to fall either before or after the life of the 50p tax rate – we just can't trust the numbers we do have.

"The Voice" has also set up improvement on Tuesday night by attracting winning ratings from 8 to 9, and driving viewers to two new comedies, "Go On," and "The New Normal," from 9 to 10. Frontloading the week was a centerpiece of the strategy.

Here's the thing: Because of the way that the Republican Party's higher-ups designed this primary season — frontloading it with primaries that award delegates proportionally, and saving the winner-take-all states for later — even a remotely competitive nomination battle was always likely to carry on, in some sense, deep into the spring.

States have been jockeying for position in the primary order for decades, with a sudden acceleration in the 1990's of the process now known as "frontloading".

This has led to complaints not only that the earliest races are beginning to impinge on the holiday season, but also that the calendar is becoming so compressed that the candidates are not getting a proper airing, leading to less seasoned nominees.Both parties seem to agree that frontloading has got out of hand, which is why they both adopted similar rules on scheduling primaries this year.

This time the president of the Court of Appeal, Umaru Abdullahi, asked petitioners to "frontload" their cases, revealing their witnesses and evidence before the hearings start.

The European Central Bank says that by the start of this month, about 25% of the planned pre-launch slug of notes, and 60% of the coins, had been "frontloaded", in the euro-jargon, to banks.There have been mishaps.

There is a perfectly sound argument that a newly elected government should take its most painful decisions quickly while it enjoys a fresh mandate, and should ideally frontload those painful decisions.

By the week before Christmas, by far the greater part of the money will have been frontloaded; many more non-banks will have received euros; and the public will be buying starter packs of coins.

They include California, New York, Ohio and Georgia.The frontloaded timetable was designed by Democratic bigwigs to benefit one of their own a senator, say, like John Kerry, John Edwards or Joe Lieberman, or Congressman Dick Gephardt, the party's former leader in the House.