Examples of using Partially offset in English and their translations into Swedish
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This was partially offset by continued efficiency gains.
The resulting lower revenues for operators have, though, been partially offset by increased volumes.
This was partially offset by tax income being SEK 5 billion higher than forecast.
The national programmes are currently the only tool available to partially offset the loss of bees.
Increase in acquisition activity partially offsets lower demand toward the end of the quarter.
Exercise is an antidote to sugar, and a high sugar intake can be partially offset by exercise.
The price reductions would be partially offset by higher compensatory payments based on area and the number of livestock.
It is understood that the sale of the extracted materials will at least partially offset the costs of recycling.
This decrease was partially offset by the effect of an increase in staff numbers on total salaries.
The level of household debt remains moderate with risks partially offset by an accumulation of financial assets.
While these remittances partially offset persistent trade deficits
appear to be at least partially offsetting the increased food costs.
These costs could only be partially offset by means of energy-efficiency measures as indicated above.
whereas green urban areas can partially offset the impact of road traffic pollution;
However, remittances can partially offset this negative impact and the brain-drain effect is considered to be limited.
And little traffic noise penetrates into the apartment with the windows closed but partially offset by the sound of the waves lapping against the shore.
Moreover, remittances can partially offset the negative growth impact in the short
The continued increase in women's labour participation in most Member States has partially offset the declining or stagnating participation rate for men.
i.e. lowering production prices, partially offset by direct income aids.
The chimneys were built with partially offset and curved stacks in order to fit with the newly-made roof structure.
only partially offset by a 18% decline in the value of our Entertainment assets.
However, these disinflationary trends were partially offset by the increasing inflation contribution of tobacco and heating prices.
it sees rising costs partially offset by a higher level of drugs going off patent than in the previous five years.
only partially offset by the absence of the regular lining of the handle,
furthered by upwards revisions of the fair values of both Livongo and Babylon, partially offset by the decline in value of Global Fashion Group.
The subsequent improvement in the employment rate of older workers has only partially offset that deterioration, while the overall employment rate has continued to deteriorate Annex 2, table 3.
sector of manufacturing with this scale of direct aid and(ii) the Commission questions whether the expenditure represents a cost-effective use of public funds which may distort intra-EU competition as well as partially offsetting the disadvantages relative to non-EU competitors.
Earnings were positively impacted by higher sales, which were partially offset by higher production costs and selling expenses.
However, a number factors, which partially offset the effects of significant privatization proceeds(more than 2% of GDP in 2005 and 2006),
can be partially offset by preventive medicine,