That trend "has some limited carry-through into the general IPO market," though it won't necessarily help, say, an industrial company interested in selling shares to the public. ❋ Aaron Lucchetti (2011)
Chris taught them the power of perceived threat and the sway it held over others, how it was so much more effective in persuasion than the actual physical carry-through. ❋ Richard Doetsch (2010)
It says a total of R23. 2 billion is proposed over the next three years for the "carry-through" costs of the higher increase, and to cover additional personnel costs in education and health. ❋ Unknown (2008)
People get excited about candidate Schilling when they heard the rhetoric, but once he got into office, there was zero carry-through. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Training is very often of doubtful relevance, rarely focused on carry-through impact, rarely accompanied by post-course support and implementation; and often facilitated or taught by people who have a very limited understanding of the public sector. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Someone hoped I'd explain my methodology for determining carry-through of prodplacing. ❋ ModesittJr_LE (2004)
According to the National Expenditure Survey, the increase reflects improved conditions of service carry-through costs, growth in medical aids, salary increases for locally recruited personnel, provision for exchange rate losses and the introduction of new missions. ❋ Unknown (2000)
R472-million in 2000/01 while the increase in the number of beneficiaries and carry-through costs from the previous year would require an additional R827-million. ❋ Unknown (2000)
This increase will cost provincial governments an estimated R472 million in 2000/01 while the increase in the number of beneficiaries (particularly because of the increase in child support grant beneficiaries) and carry-through costs from the previous year will require an additional R827 million. ❋ Unknown (2000)
This reflected the impact of a generous wage agreement, hiring of teachers by some provinces, the cost of consolidating administrations previously fragmented by the apartheid system, and the carry-through effects of Reconstruction and Development ❋ Unknown (1999)
The 1997/98 budget included R4,368 billion for the carry-through costs for the Reconstruction and Development ❋ Unknown (1997)
This "top-sliced" spending went on interest on government debt, improvements in civil servants service conditions, carry-through costs for social pensions, projects of the reconstruction and development programme and commitment to the housing programme, among others. ❋ Unknown (1997)
The Western Cape's allocation was R8,757 billion and included carry-through costs and social grant increases - a R780 million cut from the 1996/97 financial year. ❋ Unknown (1997)
R4. 4 billion is allocated for the carry-through costs of RDP projects, including: ❋ Unknown (1997)
He told Parliament that although RDP projects were no longer reflected as separate items in the Budget, R4,368 billion was being provided specifically for carry-through costs of RDP projects already under way. ❋ Unknown (1997)
For the 1997/98 budget, it also agreed that improvements in the conditions of service, the carry-through costs of social pensions and RDP commitments and an allocation to the housing programme would be set aside, to be deducted from revenue before the division was made between the provinces and national government. ❋ Unknown (1997)
