Examples of using Were offset in English and their translations into Portuguese
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These conformity decisions were offset against expenditure for the year 2004.
Does the Commission have evidence proving that the State's debts to Olympic Airways were offset in the past?
But the gains in electoral reforms in 1983 were offset to some extent by a relapse in 1984.
In 2018 Flow's emissions were offset by supporting Zimbabwe's Kariba REDD initiative, which works to reduce emissions from deforestation and drought.
Mr President, the drought a few years ago led to greatly reduced rice harvests in a number of countries in Europe, which were offset by increasing imports from abroad.
In addition, the gains in the income bracket up to 1 minimum wage were offset by a proportional decrease in the group earning more than 2 times the minimum wage.
These results were offset by Hollingworth 1942 who reported adjustment problems and emotional difficulties among children with a very high IQ.
All greenhouse gas emissions linked to this film were offset by"Action Carbon" program of GOODPLANET FOUNDATION.
The reductions adopted were offset by a reduction of 2% in the intervention price for butter in order to ensure that this operation resulted in budget neutrality.
Higher net exchange rate gains on foreign currency outflows were offset by lower net realised price gains on sales of securities.
However, these losses were offset in large part by unloading grain- here in the previous year was an increase of 50 percent, with almost two to nearly three million tonnes.
In Belgium, Greece, Spain, Luxembourg, the Netherlands andin the United Kingdom levels of aid to manufacturing also dropped but were offset by increases in other Member States see Table 1.
The rear suspension wishbones were offset towards the spring mountings to resist driving and braking torque, which provided superior handling.
While real wages were up by 0.7% in the United States(versus 2.2% in 2015),they stagnated in Europe, where small increases in some countries were offset by declines in France, Germany, Italy, and Spain.
D efforts and in the number of patents were offset by balancing the results obtained by each company with the average innovative performance in its sector of activity.
The technical component was relatively stable since the decrease in premiums and the increase of the amounts paid,especially on redemptions and maturities, were offset by a reduction of the mathematical reserves provision.
Our prior year CO2 emissions were offset by a gold mine-related project in South Africa, the support of fuel efficient stoves in Ghana, reforestation in Colombia and other projects linked to zero-carbon energy in Indonesia, India and China.
This was mainly the result of increased net inflows in equity portfolio investment, which were offset by net outflows in direct investment and lower net inflows in debt instruments see Chart 34.
Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times said the storyline and characterizations were"old-fashioned" and the film had the retrograde look of a Saturday-morning cartoon,but these deficiencies were offset by its"brisk action" and frantic pace.
The centuries of expanding large-scale warfare with high-tech weaponry(of the World Wars andnuclear bombs) were offset by growing peace movements from the United Nations, the Peace Corps, religious campaigns warning against violence, plus doctors and health workers crossing borders to treat injuries and disease and the return of the Olympics as contest without combat.
Up to mid-2007 net portfolio investment in equity pointed to stronger annual inflows in the net external asset position of MFIs, which were offset by the moderating impact of net direct investment.
To quantify mortality and make comparisons, certified CVD deaths in Brazil, the state of São Paulo andthe city of São Caetano do Sul were offset by part of the deaths due to poorly defined causes by age and gender in the study period.
Overshadowed in his prime by fellow National League third baseman Mike Schmidt, he has been described by author Bill James as"the most underrated player in baseball history, absolutely number one on the list", primarily because his defensive skill, home run power, andability to draw walks in a long career were offset by a low career batting average of .248.
In 2010 the Company published its carbon balance sheet for 2009 that shows that 85% of Souza Cruz emissionswere neutralized at base, and the remaining 15% were offset by the trees that were planted and/or preserved in the conservation areas, environmental parks and reforestation maintained by the Company.
The map, which replacesthe old map whose validity expired on 3l December 1994, shows littlechange from the previous period: the only amendments are the inclusion of the whole of the provinceof Flevoland(recognizedas an Objective I area by the Council of Ministers in July 1993) andtheinclusion of the commune of Hoogeveenin the province of Drenthe theseadditions were offset bythe removal from the map of a series of communesin Zuid-Limburg.
In this sense, the limitations imposed by low immunity dueto cancer treatment and the limitations of the family to accompany the child in playing outside the home environment were offset by playing with people of her own family his sister at the home environment and with the engagement in reading, activities that require a lower level of energy.
However, this pattern was reversed somewhat in the fourth quarter of 2007,when annual inflows for net portfolio investment in equity decreased somewhat, but were offset by reduced net outflows for direct investment.
It was earlier thought that this high diversity was the result of higher speciation rates in the tropics,however recent studies found higher speciation rates in the high latitudes that were offset by greater extinction rates than in the tropics.