Exemplos de uso de Partly compensated em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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These were partly compensated for by increases in indirect taxes.
What the site lacks is video quantity which is partly compensated by the length of the videos.
This was partly compensated by the acquisition of a portion of Louisiana given by France as a compensation for Spain's war losses.
Job losses in the state sector were only partly compensated by private sector job growth.
This is partly compensated for, however, by the presence of easily accessible open space on the university campuses, including Harvard Yard, the Radcliffe Yard, and MIT's Great Lawn, as well as the considerable open space of Mount Auburn Cemetery.
The lack of private funding sources in seed andstart-up phases is partly compensated by public investors or public-private partnerships.
If this lack of PCs is partly compensated by the fast-working keyboard mode and….
The external position shows large disparities in net trade in goods and services,with a high deficit in goods trade being partly compensated for by a substantial services surplus.
Such increases will be partly compensated by a decrease in consumption and transfers and interest payments.
Lithuania has had rather high current account deficits for many years,reflecting substantial deficits in goods trade partly compensated by a positive balance on services and current transfers.
This development will be partly compensated by the increased involvement of experts from the 10 new Member States.
The patterns observed in the early 1990s may be seen as indicative of the risks to public finances which can arise when special factors exert upward pressures on the debt which are only partly compensated by equivalent primary surpluses.
The weakness in business investment was partly compensated by an acceleration in government investment, reflecting plans to upgrade the public sector 's capital stock.
All three very highly indebted countries( Belgium, Greece and Italy) continued to benefit from interest expenditure savings,with a favourable effect on overall budgetary positions. This partly compensated for the worsening of the primary balances in these countries.
The overall amount of savings resulting from these two measures was partly compensated by an increase in the granting of operational funds for producer organisations which was observed in the course of the year.
The risks to the projected outlook for economic activity growth are slightly on the downside in 2015 and 2016, given the possibility of less favourable external demand developments andfurther cuts in public consumption, partly compensated by an upside risk associated with the impact of structural reforms.
In many cases,high trade deficits are also partly compensated by sizeable surpluses on the services accounts, linked to tourism(Cyprus, Malta, Slovenia, Turkey) or transit trade the Baltic countries.
The wide-ranging tax reform, which came into effect on1January 2001, induced a decline in Government receipts from the income tax andfromthe social security contributions, only partly compensated by the increase in indirect taxes specifically the rise in the standard VAT rate from 17,5% to 19.
This large decline in public investment in 2005 would be partly compensated by higher investment in the following years, thereby leading to a decrease by 0.6 percentage point in the public investment ratio between 2004 and 2008.
As is shown in greater detail in Chart 2b, the typical pattern is that primary surpluses partly compensated for the debtincreasing effects resulting from the stockflow adjustment item.
The cumulated negative effect of these two factors(0.2% of GDP)is only partly compensated by the fact that, based on information provided by the French authorities, the one-off revenues included in the Autumn Commission forecast are slightly larger than those included in the forecast of the draft Budget by 0.1% of GDP.
Extra-euro area exports have also benefited from increased demand from Asia, which has partly compensated for the fact that demand from most advanced economies is still subdued see Chart D.
Many cooperation examples demonstrate that problems related to a restrictive national legal framework can be partly compensated in the short run by aspects such as high motivation and flexible or pragmatic action.
Other profit improvement opportunities such as cost reduction andincreased sales on the domestic market only partly compensated for the loss of income and in both cases the operating margins remained below threshold.
This decline was mainly driven by developments in short-term time deposits( i.e. deposits with an agreed maturity of up to two years)which were partly compensated for by stronger annual growth in short-term savings deposits i.e. deposits redeemable at a period of notice of up to three months.
Abolishing this requirement can partly compensate for the above additional information request.
Temporary jobs can only partly compensate for this.
This way we can,at least partly, compensate known information biases for this type of database.
In this way, the draft regulation should at least partly compensate the expected decrease in dealer numbers.
The anticipatory scheme only partly compensates for these delays and some producer organisations are likely to be tempted to stop handing over their production for processing and to opt instead for the withdrawal arrangements.