Examples of using Which offset in English and their translations into Russian
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Another was a huge inflow of portfolio investments($7.7bn), which offset the first.
Defines which offset between the crosshairs and OED sensor must be calculated in with point acquisition Further information.
The one-storey houses are small by size, butwith perfect landscape view and location, which offset double-decker.
This was due to a number of increases in core contributions from major donors(which offset reductions by other donors) and the renewed contribution from the United States of America.
The majority of people are accustomed to seeing advertising catalogues illustrated full color volume products, which offset print method.
In 2016, the project, which offset the equivalent of 370 scores of CO2, concerns the Gargano National Park, a protected natural area located in the north-eastern part of Puglia.
The decline was primarily caused by a slump in exports andcapital investments, which offset the rise in consumer demand.
However, maritime security measures may also bring direct andindirect benefits, which offset some of the costs of the security measures, including increases in the efficiency of ports and supply-chain processes, and lower costs in terms of insurance and prevention of theft.
The company said that the division's revenue grew in 1Q2013,thanks to an increase in sales volume, which offset a decline in sales price.
We attribute the growth of the international reserves andthe monetary base to the opening of FX swaps, which offset the interventions in the spot market and kept the money market rates low(Figure 2). The NBK took the foreign currency of the commercial banks' balances in exchange for the reserve money and a promise to buy the reserve money back within a year at a forward rate of 3%.
This was due to a number of increases in regular contributions from major donors which offset reductions by other donors.
As part of the 2006 budget,the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador increased access to the Special Child Welfare Allowance, which offsets some of the costs of additional services/supports incurred in the at-home maintenance of children with development and/or physical disabilities.
This happened because the Roosevelt Administration while trying to encourage business simultaneously created uncertainty about the future which offset the stimulus measures.
Professional staff salaries are adjusted by the post adjustment multiplier, which offsets the fluctuation of the exchange rate.
An unanticipated voluntary in-kind contribution of rations was donated by the Government of the United States for the former UTO combatants, which offset the budgeted provision.
As a rule, in areas with a high cadastral valuation of lands, the ratio of ploughed land is over 60%, which offsets the advantage of high soil bonitet when assessing vulnerability.
In 2011, KMG EP's revenue grew by 19% YoY to $4.8bn(1% above our estimates)thanks to a 34% increase in average selling price, which offset production decline(-10%).
We attribute the growth of the international reserves andthe monetary base to the opening of FX swaps, which offset the interventions in the spot market and kept the money market rates low Figure 2.
According to 1H2011 results published yesterday, KMG EP's revenue grew to $2.7bn,up 35%YoY, largely due to an increase in oil price(from $63.47 per barrel to $90.03 per barrel) which offset production losses.
Finance leasing is attractive to the lessee because the lessee may claim depreciation deductions over the aircraft's useful life, which offset the profits from the lease for tax purposes, and deduct interest paid to those creditors who financed the purchase.
According to KMG EP's FY 2011 results, published on March 2, the company's revenue grew by 19% YoY to $4.8bn(1% above our estimates)thanks to a 34% increase in average selling price, which offset production decline(-10%).
During the last week major stock indices rose on the back of good macroeconomic data at the end of the week, which offset the uncertainty over the elections in EU and Ukraine.
However, although modest, the positive development of the economic activity in 2014 was favoured to some extent by the depreciation trend of the national currency against the currency of the countries- major trading partners of the Republic of Moldova, a good agricultural output andthe first facilities offered by the EU for the domestic products exports, which offset to some extent the embargoes imposed by the Russian Federation.
Poor families with children are also eligible for the Earned Income Credit(EIC), 26 U.S.C. section 32,a federal tax credit which offsets social security taxes and supplements wages for poor families with children.
The Norwegian logistic battalion arrived with a substantial number of heavy duty vehicles and equipment, which offset the need to purchase these items;
The additional requirements of $2,600 resulted from the higher rental cost of the central supply depot in Laayoune($77,500), which offset savings in the lower actual rental cost of the Es-Samara workshop $16,100.
In the United States, the Federal Reserve most commonly uses overnight repurchase agreements(repos) to temporarily create money, orreverse repos to temporarily destroy money, which offset temporary changes in the level of bank reserves.
During the fourth quarter,massive capital inflows totalling US$ 1.350 million, created a balance-of-payments surplus which offset the cumulative deficit of the first three quarters.
Cessation of some software development activities that are now considered premature(a savings of approximately $2.1 million, which offsets part of the increased costs in contractual services);
Only families that keep their children in school and ensure that children andpregnant women receive regular health checkups can obtain the cash grants, which offset the costs of both health care and education.