Examples of using Is offset in English and their translations into Chinese
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The budget for 2002-2003 consists of estimated expenditures of $23,466,500, which is offset by income in the same amount.
However, the effect of the increase is offset by a reduction in the post adjustment level applicable to The Hague.
Humboldt Bay has some of the best Pacific wind resources, although that is offset by challenges with land-based connections.
The house is framed by the dark blue mountain in the background, which is offset by the pink road at the lower right.
He retains a healthy share of believers on the message boards, where almost every negative thread is offset by one touting his upside.
The reduction in requirements is offset by the proposed replacement of 56 Toyota 4x4 general purpose vehicles, and procurement of an additional 18 vehicles to meet the Operation' s requirements.
The variance is offset in part by additional requirements for other services resulting from the engagement of services of 90 interpreters to support the military contingent patrols and their interaction with the local population.
The variance is offset in part by increased requirements for customs clearance services on the Alpha and Bravo sides, resulting from a change in the port of delivery, in the light of the security situation.
The reduction is offset in part by an increase of $998,200 relating to the delayed impact of seven new posts that were established in the biennium 2012-2013 pursuant to General Assembly resolution 66/246.
The increased requirement is offset in part by the decrease in the average cost of fuel from $1.73 per litre in the 2009/10 budget to $1.24 per litre in the 2010/11 proposed budget.
The Advisory Committee notes that the establishment of these seven new Professional posts is offset by the abolition of 10 local posts, resulting in a net reduction of three posts.
The reduction is offset in part by an amount of $271,200 relating to the delayed impact of two P-3 posts established in the biennium 2012-2013, pursuant to Assembly resolution 66/248.
The decrease of $916,500 under this heading is primarily attributable to a decrease in the estimated international and local staff costs($1,028,600), which is offset in part by an increase under civilian police costs($112,600).
The net reduction in non-post resources is offset in part by an increase in posts reflecting the delayed impact of one post(P-4) established in 2006-2007.
As decided by the General Assembly, an increase of 1.37 per cent in the salary for the Professional and higher categories is offset by a commensurate reduction in post adjustment levels.
The increase is offset in part by reduced requirements for the acquisition of vehicles, communications equipment and air transportation equipment and supplies for which provision was made in the 2007/08 budget.
This is offset in part by the removal of the non-recurrent resources related to the ad litem judges and related staff and other, related resources under non-post costs(ibid., para. 1.167).
The increase is offset in part by decreased requirements for freight and the deployment of contingent-owned equipment given its deployment in the prior period.
The overall reduction is offset in part by increased requirements for petrol, oil and lubricants owing to increased fuel prices(see A/66/691, paras. 70 and 90).