Carry-over means the aggregate amount of flex credit and flex debit accumulated by an employee in a settlement period and then carried forward to the next settlement period in accordance with this clause.
Carry-over means unspent funds from a fiscal year that are applied to a grant in the following fiscal year. Carry-over funds increase the amount of the award.
Carry-over means the unused funds up to $550.00 from a Participant's Medical Flexible Spending Arrangement or Limited Purpose Flexible Spending Arrangement that may be used in the following plan year.
Examples of Carry-over in a sentence
See Item 9 for terms governing the Carry-Over amount for each HRA.
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Carry-over means the percentage of the exhaust air which is returned to the supply air for a regenerative heat exchanger according to the reference flow;
Carry-over means substances which are used in manufacturing or processing raw materials of a food and not used in manufacturing or processing the food and which are present in the finished food at levels less than those normally required to achieve any technical or functional effect in the food.
Carry-over. Teachers may carryover a maximum credit of 1000 hours of accrued, unused sick leave to the following school year. Teachers who have more than 1,000 hours of accrued sick leave at the end of the school year shall have their accrued sick leave hours in excess of 1,000 bought back by the School district at the hourly rate of a casual substitute with the payment being deposited in the teacher’s Minnesota State Retirement System’s Health Care Savings Plan.
Carry-over tobacco means, with respect to a farm, tobacco produced prior to the beginning of the calendar year 1954, which has not been marketed or which has not been disposed of under
Carry-over of a subject shall mean that a student may carryover the course in which he was awarded grade 'F', to the examination of that course in a subsequent academic year.
Carry-over. When an employee is required to stay beyond a regular scheduled work shift.
Carry-over means unspent funds from a fiscal year that are applied to a grant in the following fiscal year. Carry-over funds increase the amount of the award in the following year and will not be approved by the Office.