Ask if unused minutes are rolled forward.
She was rolled forward in a wheelchair, too weak to walk, too numb to speak.
And far from allowing agency spending sprees, he's rolled forward billions to pay future debt and health care costs — something few others can claim.
But past spending has left EDF ill-placed, just before a share offering,to raise the billions needed to acquire Italenergia, and then Edison.True, the €12 billion often cited as the cost to EDF of the two operations is overstated: Edison's €3.8 billion debt could be rolled forward.
Asked about the BBC taking over funding of the World Service from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office from 2014, Lyons said the agreement signed with the government in 2006 will be "rolled forward" and decisions on the scale of operations will be made on "the same basis as at the moment".
This target was rolled forward in 2002 to increase the number of new consultants and GPs further by 1000 by 2005, from the baseline in 2000 [ 6].
A floor jack is a pain, as it must continually be rolled forward; then pushed and pulled to stay on point or in line.
Public hospitals are funded using block grant historical budgets, i.e., the previous year's baseline allocation is generally rolled forward into the following year and then adjusted for in year national economic factors.
Obtaining a clear picture of the Chinese companies' debts can be difficult, analysts said, because debts they often listed as short-term liabilities are perpetually rolled forward, essentially making them long-term facilities.
Thus, the position is transferred, or rolled forward, and can be held for a long period.
