Examples of using Will be offset in English and their translations into Italian
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In some areas the savings from a VoIP account will be offset by cell phone usage.
hundreds of rubles will be offset by transportation organizations from the budget on the basis of treaties.
These optimistic results give reason to hope that possible stagnation within the EU-15 will be offset by a positive trend in the EU-10.
Much of the contribution to the emission cuts that Trump had retracted will be offset by these US initiatives promoted at the state level.
The response is centered on a payroll-tax cut, which will be offset by spending cuts
In many cases it is likely that the extra costs will be offset by the benefits provided by the development of CHP techniques.
This price reduction will be offset by direct income support for farmers,
It is unlikely that this effect will be offset by rising exports, as some major, non-EU wine-producing countries
However, approximately two thirds of these costs will be offset by the savings resulting from the merger with CEPOL.
They will be offset with your proceeds, which will then be credited to your Feiyr account.
meaning that their monetary-policy effects will be offset.
I hope that what's lost in“you are there” sense will be offset by a better flavor of the range of gear on display.
It is interesting that for the ions and electrons will be offset to one side.
A certain sweetish tendency of the crustaceans will be offset by a sapid wine with good freshness.
Arrears due to the Organization under the 1986 Agreement will be offset against Members' shares of the liquidation pro ceeds.
And therefore the short-term economic gains will be offset by the new crisis it foretells.
In case a kitesurfing group does not take place due to certain circumstances the pre-paid course fee will be offset by private classes.
It is noteworthy that the export of domestic capital will be offset by large foreign investments in the Russian economy.
The Commission's proposed reform will entail a substantial increase in production costs, which will be offset only in part by the new accompanying measure provided for under the heading of rural development in order to help farmers obey the rules.
This effort will be offset, to a greater or lesser extent,