Примеры использования Are offset на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The best know are offset, flexo and gravure printing.
All realized losses andnet unrealized losses on short-term investments are offset against investment income.
These positive achievements are offset, however, by regional disparities within the country.
All realized losses andnet unrealized losses on short-term investments are offset against investment income.
Pictures shown on the Display are offset, do not cover the entire screen, go beyond the screen, or are blurred 1.
All realized losses and net unrealized losses on short-term investments are offset against investment income.
The increased requirements are offset in part by reduced requirements for maintenance services.
All realized losses and net unrealized losses on short-term investments in the cash pool are offset against investment income.
Losses on passenger operations are offset(cross-financed) by freight operations.
All gains/losses on investments andforeign exchange differences relating to the cash pools are offset against investment income.
Deferred tax assets and liabilities are offset only individually for each of the Group's entity.
Any costs saved as a result of the interruption of the contract, such as commission that would have been payable to the buyer in Kuwait, are offset against the losses incurred.
The stabilizing trends are offset, however, by the increasing use of those drugs reported in parts of Africa and Asia.
Select positions so that the blades are offset 90 from each other.
Because assets are offset against liabilities and frequently leveraged, this decline in price maybe quite dangerous to the holder.
Therefore, deferred tax assets and liabilities are offset only when they relate to the same taxable entity.
Holes for bolting are offset from the cross-section axis and located at the base of end projections to rotation direction of the drum.
Many advances by women in the economic, employment andeducational spheres are offset by the continuing effects of widespread poverty.
The increased requirements are offset in part by reduced requirements for accommodation equipment due to the postponement of upgrades to accommodation.
Financial instruments such as loans anddeposits are not disclosed in the table below unless they are offset in the statement of financial position.
The overall reduced requirements are offset in part by increased bank charges and miscellaneous claims and adjustments.
The provision for utilities reflects higher projected requirements for electricity andgenerator fuel, which are offset in part by lower requirements for water.
The cap key has 3 times more contact spots, which are offset from the corners of the mounting tool, which allows you not to worry about damage to its faces.
The effect of the application of the standardized vacancy rates andthe proposed inward redeployment of a P-4 post are offset in full by the abolition of five posts under this programme.
The overall increased requirements are offset by reduced requirements for subscriptions to newspapers, journals and the peacekeeping e-research package.
Growth is expected to rebound gradually over the next several years,as the negative effects of slower investment and consumption are offset by rising net exports.
The rule is that two 4-vectors are orthogonal if they are offset by equal and opposite angles from the 45° line which is the world line of a light ray.
When marking, take care to align the measuring tool exactly vertical(for horizontal laser beam), or horizontal(for vertical laser beam),as otherwise the marks are offset with respect to the laser beam.
Their collective contributions are offset against the total cost of providing health care in accordance with the cost-sharing ratios approved by the General Assembly.
Therefore, the practical implementation of the financial rule(as also reflected in the notes to the financial statements) is that all realized losses andnet unrealized losses on short-term investments are offset against investment gains.