Examples of using Offsetting in English and their translations into Hebrew
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One of the most common solutions to carbon offsetting has been planting more trees.
Okay, offsetting for length, the joists failed at 50 pounds per square foot.
And it gave good results, partially offsetting demographic failures of the past decades.
However, panel(b) shows that this averagetreatment effect is actually composed of two offsetting effects.
It is not about freezing funds but about Israel's one-sided offsetting of the funds that the PA pays the families of terrorists and murderers.
Thus, what looked like a treatment that was having noeffect was actually a treatment that had two offsetting effects.
In comparison, offsetting the amount of carbon produced by manufacturing solar panels is 13 times less land, making it a far more viable option.
For every income source there are different taxation rules and tax rates,deduction of expenses, offsetting loses etc.
The main criticism levelled against carbon offsetting is that it does not deal with the real problem: the damage caused in the first place.
This assumes that from now until 2020 the government doesnot decide on a single additional expenditure without offsetting another expense by the same amount.
Offsetting the money that Israel transfers to the Palestinians, the leadership crisis in the Palestinian Authority or a violent incident on the Temple Mount could all ignite violence.
For all these reasons, a growing group of highly educatedolder folk could increase productivity, offsetting much of the effect of a smaller workforce.
I went on the block was stationary so there must be an offsetting force then we said, that's the force of friction and it must be 49 N upwards and so they completely net out in that direction.
According to Maala's figures for 2012, the average corporate contribution is 1.2%,but it is skewed by the companies that give a lot offsetting those that give much less,” he explained.
Carbon offsetting has gained some appeal and momentum mainly among consumers in western countries who have become aware and concerned about the potentially negative environmental effects of energy-intensive lifestyles.
Mirza took full advantage of the weaknesses of politicians and played them against each other,first offsetting the influence of the Muslim League by creating the Republican Party.
In the event of cancellation of a transaction after sending the product through a courier company and/ or by sending costs associated with the management of the site,the funds will be returned to the customer after offsetting the shipping costs.
This of course requires understanding,because double exposure means offsetting the whole stop in both frames, but this is an easy problem to solve already in the field, only to correctly plan the exposure times and no more.
But even this would make economic sense to manufacturers because such technology could significantly boost the output and installed capacity of an existing plant,more than offsetting the additional cost of the ultrasonics.
Without expelling the families of terrorists, demolishing their homes to the ground, offsetting salaries and the death penalty for despicable terrorists who murdered innocent girls and whole families, we will not succeed in stopping terrorism.".
The rapid increase in home prices between 2009 and 2011 contributed about one-third of the growth in private consumption in those years, compared to a smaller contribution between 2004 and 2008,thereby offsetting part of the effect of the global crisis on the economy.
The service comprises the calculation of carbon emissions at shipment level, the offsetting of those carbon emissions through DHL's Carbon Management activities, and the annual certification of those offsetting activities by an accredited third party, Société Générale de Surveillance(SGS).
The neat work of red bricks, with characteristics of artisan craftsmanship,is designed integrally with industrial building parts, offsetting the monotony of an industrialized building with its sense of artistry and freedom.
The court reasoned that the freightforwarder is not entitled to perform offsetting without presenting precise data and figures regarding the fees agreed between it and the airline, even though these fees are apparently not relevant to the relationships between the freight forwarder and the importer in the context of the set-off claim.
Through a combination of the strong growth outlook for our generics business, our ongoing cost optimization programs and our specialty pipeline,Teva will generate significant growth offsetting the anticipated decline of certain of our mature specialty franchises.
Due diligence is recommended to help businesses in the assessment and identification of“good quality” offsets to ensure offsetting provides the desired additional environmental benefits, and to avoid reputational risk associated with poor quality offsets.
Real economic activity: Indicators which became available in the past month continue to support assessments that economic activity, excluding the effect of the start of natural gas production, continues to expand at a rate similar to that of the previous 2 years,with an increase in domestic demand offsetting a decline in exports.
Time Limited Coins issued for Peer Owners in a Fair Redistributions- CommunalCoin constantly lose its value in time as each member in the local(using coin)community constantly gets an equal dividend offsetting the lost value of the coin in that system and hence the shorter is the lifetime of the coin the better is the distribution in that communal system.