carry-overs in English

noun
1
something transferred or resulting from a previous situation or context.
the slow trading was a carryover from the big losses of last week
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1. Although there is a high level of carry-overs from 2012 to 2013, significant progress is expected since cancellations of carry-overs will be considerably reduced from 45 % (2011 carry-overs) to estimated 13 % (2012 carry-overs).

2. Automatic carry-overs * * * Payments against

3. Belabour Additional comments regarding domains and crucial precedence relations follow, without Belabouring obvious carry-overs from (55)

4. In the case of the ADBs preparing accruals based accounts, problems were noted in the identification of carry-overs to be regarded as charges for the financial year.

5. Voices concern at the difficulties experienced in 2008 in migrating the old accounting system to ABAC and the late implementation of a proper accounting system which still put at risk the quality of the financial information concerning the carry-overs from the previous year, the use of assigned revenue and the link with certain figures in the balance sheet for 2007; expresses its deep concern about the fact the College’s actions are now delayed until 2011 due to the resignation of two key actors in the financial circuit: the Accounting Officer and the Finance and Budget Officer;

6. 12. Voices concern at the difficulties experienced in 2008 in migrating the old accounting system to ABAC and the late implementation of a proper accounting system which still put at risk the quality of the financial information concerning the carry-overs from the previous year, the use of assigned revenue and the link with certain figures in the balance sheet for 2007; expresses its deep concern about the fact the College’s actions are now delayed until 2011 due to the resignation of two key actors in the financial circuit: the Accounting Officer and the Finance and Budget Officer;