| They turned this costly process into profit by selling wood to teamsters as backloading to the Blinman mine. |
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| This kind of frontloading and backloading are uncalled-for, as the multiannual financial framework has only been in effect for a few months. |
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| But he added that Ms. Rice had made her eventual job harder by backloading everything. |
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| Expectations are such that teachers can only manage their duties by backloading work, smoothing out the peaks and troughs by working through weekends and holidays. |
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| But there were strong indications that Bonds would be willing to cooperate with the Mets' strategy of backloading a contract, in which the Mets would pay a lower salary next season and higher salaries in following seasons. |
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| The approved proposal will try to shore up prices for permits to emit greenhouse gases by delaying the auctioning of some of these allowances in the coming years through what is called backloading. |
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| The incumbent operator put in a robust bid which involved paying a premium of GBP50 million in the first year, rising to GBP219 million in the tenth year, indicating some backloading. |
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| One of the ways of reporting was to cover up their excessive spending in the accounting procedures, backloading so that money spent now really does not appear on the books until later. |
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| West Indies are the experts at backloading the innings, sticking three scores of 300-plus on the board in their first three matches, all with 100-plus finishes including that chart-topping 158 against Zimbabwe. |
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