Examples of using Offset by in English and their translations into Arabic
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The reduction is the net effect of a decrease in rental estimates, owing to lease renegotiation, and a reduction of office space in Mexico City, offset by a proposal to establish an additional P-4 post.
Contributions to core resources increased by 1 per cent to $975 million, compared to $967 million in 2010, due to favourable exchange rate movements in 2011 and partially offset by a decrease in the value of contributions(in the currency of the remittance).
(b) Determines that any harm to creditors of that group member will be offset by the benefit to be derived from advancing finance,
An additional appropriation of $769,000 would be required under section 28(Staff assessment), offset by the same amount under income section 1(Income from staff assessment).
Expenditures reflect actual utilization of ICT infrastructure services and the service-level agreement with the Office of Information and Communications Technology by existing staff, offset by the acquisition of IT equipment.
The increase in posts funded from the Environment Fund is offset by the reduction of 72 posts funded under trust funds:
This was partially offset by an additional expenditure of $376,800 for the contracting of one fixed-wing aircraft type(DHC-7) for medical evacuations, in replacement of one Bell-212 helicopter.
Our goal is to always be the most professional company in the field of manufacturing corrugated carton printing flexo and offset by using the most advanced technology in the manufacture of corrugated carton and also by establishing long-term business relationship with our clients.
Expenditures exceeded apportionment for military and police personnel by $1.6 million, which was more than offset by lower requirements for civilian personnel($0.1 million) and operational costs($5 million).
This was partially offset by a 5 per cent increase in hazard pay effective 1 January 2009, as well as the greater number of staff in the field that moved to the United Nations-provided accommodation.
Similarly, net additional requirements of $2,100 under other equipment were due to the need to provide for unbudgeted medical and dental equipment costs, partially offset by savings under spare parts, repairs and maintenance.
The net decrease under posts($511,200) reflects the redeployment of eight General Service posts to the programme support area($1,238,800), partly offset by an increase of $727,600 owing to the delayed impact of posts established in the biennium 2008-2009.
Furthermore, an additional appropriation of $728,100 will be required under section 28, Staff assessment, offset by the same amount under income section 1, Income from staff assessment.
The net decrease of $643,200 in post resources relates to the proposed abolishment of two P-5 posts, as reflected in table 28.6, item 1; partly offset by the proposed reclassification in Armenia and Azerbaijan of two Local level posts of Information Assistant to the National Information Officer level.
This decrease mainly reflects downward adjustments under three budget sections, namely, conference servicing requirements under section 2, General Assembly and Economic and Social Council affairs and conference management($15.4 million), special political mission requirements under section 3, Political affairs($80.5 million), and safety and security requirements under section 33, Safety and security($23.2 million), partially offset by a net increase under other budget sections($5.9 million).
The net decrease of $3,405,100 is mainly attributable to the gradual departure of 4 permanent trial judges and 10 ad litem judges, resulting from the completion of first-instance trials during the biennium 2010-2011, and reduced requirements under consultants and travel, partially offset by increases under common costs of judges and pensions of former judges due to the additional number of departing judges.
The higher-than-budgeted expenditure under this heading was due to the fact that a portion of the hire charges for June 1999($80,000) was charged to the period under review, partially offset by savings under aviation fuel as a result of the lower number of flying hours flown by both UNFICYP helicopters during the period and to the lower cost of fuel than budgeted and under liability and war-risk insurance costs.
In particular, the resource efficiency gains brought about by the rise of e-commerce and the shift from heavy industries towards knowledge- and service-based industries have been more than offset by the scale of economic growth and consumer choices that favour energy- and material-intensive lifestyles.15 As such, the expectation that the problem of overconsumption would be addressed if eco-efficiencies are attained with the production sphere has not been realized.16.
The increase in the amount of $40,500 is attributable to the fees and travel costs of the experts and consultants participating in the Panel of Experts held at Geneva in July 1993 on the theme" Living conditions of the Palestinian people in the occupied Palestinian territory", in accordance with General Assembly resolution 46/162($36,500) and additional requirements for a number of programmed activities of the Centre($24,700), partly offset by savings under ad hoc expert groups($20,700).
The increase of $18,700 results from participation in the organizational session of the Preparatory Committee for the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements(Habitat II), which was held in New York in March 1993($27,800), and in the meeting of the Panel of Experts on the Living Conditions of the Palestinian People, held at Geneva from 28 June to 2 July 1993 in accordance with General Assembly resolution 46/162($4,500), partially offset by savings in various parts of the programme.