Examples of using To offset in English and their translations into Finnish
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Enough to offset all the damage you would do with the Blink Drive?
Automation(production, management) to offset the high cost of labour in Europe;
To offset these emissions, GEMÜ has joined the"CO2-neutral website" initiative.
Investment in public services would help to offset the effects of relocations.
This is to offset the cost incurred in making the service available, even though it may not be used.
Only in exceptional circumstances may such aid be granted to offset the damage caused by such situations.
It calls for aid to offset losses from customs receipts in the least-developed countries.
During this period, you should go through drug therapy to offset and stabilize your hormonal level.
This is expected to offset a weakening of net exports resulting from the slow down in US growth.
Joint projects(such as CDM)can also help EU producers to offset their own CO2 emissions.
POLARITY: Polarity reverse used to offset phase anomalies when combining the Headload with the PA system.
To offset the cost, it is necessary to use the fat reserves, and to whom you need to reach.
Next Article Competition requires more control to offset the transport of goods in the Canary Islands.
These funds help to offset the costs of running my site and my cravings for bigger, better and faster toys.
Peter Lamas recommends using serum beginning in your mid-20s to offset the first signs of ageing.
The ability of groups to offset losses from certain plants against profits from others was also taken into account.
Some Member Statesalready provide subsidies or tax relief to companies to offset the costs of training.
However, positive cost trends failed to offset the impact of the decline in sales prices and the unfavourable sales mix.
Gynectrol is a legal supplement that contains powerful natural ingredients that help to offset oestrogenic conversion.
The original purpose of labour law was to offset the inherent economic and social inequality within the employment relationship.
As a result of the arc, leading to the focus falls on the edge of the light gathered outside,do so out of the antenna is not possible to offset income.
The implementation of both these basic freedoms would help to offset the financial deficits created by the demographic process.
Critics of a larger budget argue that it sets off anunnecessary arms race and will provoke China into creating a larger naval force to offset it.
Gynectrol is highly recommended to use alongside all other supplements to offset oestrogen conversion, the main cause of Gynecomastia.
The report's main proposal is to offset the‘serious social, economic and environmental consequences' that the‘adjustment process' will have on these countries.
Thirdly the ESC wishes to express its reservations regarding the proposal to offset non-wage costs by introducing a CO2 tax.
A specific allocation is proposed to offset the additional costs of OR handicaps and to diversify and modernise their economies.
Our regulation proposes a plan to mitigate the environmental impact of the use of coal in order to offset the negative effects of the aid.
Farmers will generally find it very difficult to offset a loss of compensation through other measures, such as stepping up production.
Nor do I agree with Mr Langen that it is urgently necessary to reduce the number of environmental rules in order to offset locational disadvantages.