Examples of using Will be offset in English and their translations into Arabic
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The income losses will be offset by income increases in other firms.
As for MERCOSUR, where food accounts for a considerable proportionof exports, the rise in 2008 will be offset by the decline projected for 2009.
The marginal over-expenditure will be offset against cumulative appropriation under ERP.
Those costs will be offset by a corresponding amount under income from staff assessment.
The following billing period, the credit will be offset against net consumption.
This provision will be offset by a corresponding amount under income section 1, Income from staff assessment.
However, costs borne by equipment owners will be offset by refrigerant cost savings.
This provision will be offset by a corresponding amount under income section 1, Income from staff assessment.
The effect of these additional requests for general temporary assistance will be offset by the benefits and savings provided by the strategy.
This provision will be offset by a corresponding amount under income section 1, Income from staff assessment.
You have other VAT,CIT or excise tax liabilities- these will be offset against the VAT credit on your account.
Outsourcing will be offset by the reduction in holdings of major spare parts, as this will be included in the outsourcing contracts.
However, OAPR believes that reduced frequency will be offset by the improved quality and scope of the audits.
This amount will be offset by a reduction of $627,800 annually in the current service delivery agreement for the data centre in the DC2 Building from July 2010 when the data centre is decommissioned.
The requirements relating to staff assessment will be offset by a corresponding amount under income from staff assessment.
This reduction will be offset in part by the value of the voluntary contribution in-kind pledged by the Government of Belgium for the transport of Malawi military personnel and equipment to the mission area, which is equivalent to $1,000,000.
The abovementioned reduction in the trust fund budget will be offset by the projected increase of $20.0 million in earmarked contributions.
An important premise of the global fieldsupport strategy is that implementation costs will be offset by expected savings and efficiency gains.
The establishment of the above post will be offset by the proposed abolishing of 1 post at the Security Service level.
In the view of the Committee the impact of thedeployment of 30 additional civilian police will be offset by a significant delay in the deployment of United Nations Volunteers.
The reduced military presence will be offset by the reconfiguration of 10 formed police units to ensure maximum coverage and prevent security vacuums.
The increased standard postcosts for New York compared to Bratislava will be offset by a freeze on hiring two local posts, which will not be required in the New York office.
And short-term gains will be offset by long-term losses if it leads to further degradation of ecosystems, threatening future ability to maintain current levels of production.
The establishment of five national officer posts will be offset by the abolition of five corresponding local level posts(A/62/6(Sect. 27), para. 27.33).
The marginal overexpenditure will be offset against cumulative appropriations under the Enterprise Resource Planning System.
These voluntary contributions will be offset against government claims for reimbursement of costs in respect of UNFICYP.
The marginal over expenditure will be offset against cumulative appropriations under the Enterprise Resource Planning System.
The abolition of the interpreter posts will be offset by the recruitment of freelance interpreters as required to ensure programme delivery.
It is expected however, that these losses will be offset by new hotel and condominium projects due to open soon on the Islands.5.
The eight Seconded Customs Officer posts will be offset by a reduction in military observers as endorsed by the Security Council in its resolution 1933(2010).