Examples of using Are offset in English and their translations into Chinese
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Those reductions are offset by an increase in requirements for ground transportation($1,320,900).
The increases are offset by decreases of $510,300 under furniture and equipment and $384,400 under improvement of premises.
At present, all domestic newspaper printers used and imported are offset printing rotary presses, and foreign flexographic prints also occupy a certain proportion.
These persons too often receive substandard wages-- wages that frequently are offset by the exorbitant charges they are forced to pay to their employers for food and lodging.
The ROT13 cipher is a substitution cipher with a specific key where the letters of the alphabet are offset 13 places.
Secondly, some of the perceived benefits of digital technologies are offset by emerging risks.
We try to estimate the emissions that are offset by replacing a generator with a Solar PV system.
The lead aircraft is about 30 ft ahead of the trailing aircraft, and they're offset vertically by about 10 feet.
All BMS expenditures are offset by income, i.e. contributions received from other Vienna-based organizations and from UNIDO.
Any costs saved as a result of the interruption of the contract, such as commission that would have been payable to the buyer in Kuwait, are offset against the losses incurred.
All realized losses and unrealized losses(net of unrealized gains) on short-term investments are offset against investment income.
(4) Approximately 2 tonnes are offset annually from an exempted stockpile.
Income and expenses items are offset only when the criteria in paragraph 34 are met.
Increases are offset, in part, by reduced requirements under official travel($1,699,500), ground transportation($20,327,500) and other supplies, services and equipment($15,118,300).
The reductions are offset in part by higher requirements for aviation fuel, owing to an increase in the price of fuel; and higher consumption per flight hour for the larger rotary-wing aircraft;
The overall increased requirements are offset in part by reduced requirements for the rental and operation of fixed-wing aircraft and related aviation fuel consumption, owing to a reconfiguration of the existing aviation fleet.
Increases are offset, in part, by lower requirements in respect of military observers, resulting from the reduction in the authorized strength of military liaison officers from 50 officers in 2008/09 to 25 in 2009/10.
Increases are also proposed under non-post resources, in particular consultants($1,198,400) and official travel($1,639,400), which are offset primarily by a reduction under general temporary assistance($958,200).
However, these shortfalls in health personnel are offset by the fact that, in parallel with the freeze on civil service recruitment, a network of private-sector and community participation has evolved.
These reductions are offset in part by the delayed impact of the D-1 post approved for the Rule of Law Unit in 2012-2013($218,600), which is now reflected within the Executive Office of the Secretary-General.