Exemplos de uso de Offset by an increase em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This decrease is to some extent offset by an increase in aid to 5 countries.
The resulting reduction in the relative share of VAT resources in the total own resources needed to finance the budget will be offset by an increase in the'fourth resource.
These problems may be offset by an increased production in Zambia and Tanzania.
Less demand for premiums for male bovines,partly offset by an increase in refunds.
Another third was offset by an increase in holdings of securities issued by euro area MFIs.
Vehicle energy consumption has been improving for the last ten years, butit must be acknowledged that this has been offset by an increase in the number of vehicles.
So a decline in consumer spending is offset by an increase in lending, and subsequent investment and spending.
According to this line of thinking, the expected drawbacks concerning labour and the environment are automatically offset by an increase in profits and employment.
I must remind the House that the European Union is a net importer of tobacco andthat any reduction in European production will immediately be offset by an increase in imports from third countries.
These reductions would be largely offset by an increase in directaid to producers.
This restriction is not only justified in principle, it is also of vital importance for the success of the reform,otherwise land put into set-aside could be offset by an increase in the arable area.
The deceleration of domestic demand, in turn, was offset by an increase in the contribution of exports net of imports to the growth of the economy.
Similarly, early anticoagulation reduced the frequency of symptomatic pulmonary emboli(OR 0.60;95% CI 0.44 to 0.81), but this benefit was offset by an increase in extracranial haemorrhages OR 2.99; 95% CI 2.24 to 3.99.
The consequent decrease in retained earnings was partly offset by an increase in the fair value reserve to EUR 19.7m, reflecting the encouraging prospects of the IF portfolio, invested in venture capital and similar vehicles.
Not an increase in unemployment insurance contributions, ie wages, of course, buttheir outright abolition, offset by an increase in the CSG for everyone, including pensioners, to get paid.
This effect was partially offset by an increase in Banco de Portugal's foreign reserves and euro assets from €14,883 million in 2013 to €21,410 million in 2014, reflecting the Bank's investment option, and by an increase in the market price of gold.
Nor should one forget that in many cases the fall in income derived from farming has been partly offset by an increase in the income earned from activities outside farming.
This reduction was offset by an increase in compensatory payments, which are paid on a per-hectare basis conditional on setaside in the case of producers applying for compensation for a surface area representing a production volume of more than 92 tonnes of cereals.
It is believed that an increase in the apoptosis of the epithelial and endothelial cells of the lungs,not offset by an increase in the proliferation of these cells, results in tissue destruction and in the development of emphysema.
Substantial for cereals and beef, lower for milk, subjected to a quota system that common sense tells us shouldbe maintained for the time being, these drops in prices will of course be offset by an increase in income premia.
The results allowed us to conclude that(1) the mother's entry into the labor market affects the school performance of the child;(2)this effect can be offset by an increase in income family; and(3) the results suggest that this impact is long lasting.
In the case of fibre plants and silkworms expenditure was EUR 4.7 million less than expected, totalling EUR 826.3 million, as a result mainly of lower expenditure on aid for cotton,partly offset by an increase in expenditure on flax.
We must ensure that liberalisation does not bring with it an element of"tariff restructuring", mainly to the advantage of the business community, in that the lower cost of making international andintra-Community calls would be offset by an increase in the price of local calls, i.e. precisely the kind of calls which affect the average consumer.
Supply which still exceeds demand, is stable for the following reason: while there has been a collapse in production in Venezuela and a drop in the levels of extraction in the North Sea andLibya, this has been offset by an increase in production in the United States, Canada and Brazil.
The policy of reducing prices with a view to stimulating competitiveness andexpanding external outlets in addition to increasing the involvement of European agriculture in the development of the world market must be offset by an increase in direct aid in order to safeguard producers' income.
Though governments may have attempted to boost the rate of small business creation over time, especially during period of high and rising unemployment and,indeed achieved some success, this seems to have been largely offset by an increased rate of small business failure during such periods, which it is more difficult for policy to tackle.
The common organisation of the market in beef and veal is amended and recast by Regulation(EC) No 1254/1999(Table III), pro viding in particular for a cut of 20% in support prices between 2000 and2002 and the replacement of intervention buying by a private-storage system from 1 July 2002, these measures being offset by an increase in existing premiums and the introduction of a slaughter premium for all types of bovine animals.
This, combined with a continuation of the fall in agricultural employment,was only partially off-set by an increase in the number of people at work in the services sector.
Such an increase is offset by a protective response characterized by increases in MAP, jugular venous oxygen tension and middle cerebral artery blood flow velocity, which together maintain the brain oxygen supply during and after ETA.