Examples of using Offsetting in English and their translations into Polish
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It can be said that the Polish government detoured from the road towards offsetting chances of new EU countries.
they should include clear provisions for offsetting these increased costs.
avoiding the double offsetting of losses and risks of tax evasion.
The accounting officer shall also recover by offsetting before the deadline referred to in point(b)
It may be used only for offsetting losses incurred
The institutions will examine the scope for offsetting raising the ceiling for one heading by lowering the ceiling for another.
And today Poland could be able to come close to such an offsetting if suddenly the government had not destroyed everything with its capitulation.
The offsetting or retention of payments due to alleged counterclaims,
The EESC welcomes the offsetting of losses against profits in different Member States(or consolidation)
parts in your plant by offsetting the parameters of all components against one another.
Therefore, the definitive anti-dumping duty should be adjusted to reflect the actual dumping margin remaining after the imposition of the definitive countervailing duty offsetting the effect of the export subsidies.
A successful consolidation strategy offsetting the budgetary impact of an ageing population
This development clearly underlines the need for offsetting the demographic effects on labour supply by raising the participation rates of those excluded, for whatever reason, from the labour market.
Offsetting the high risk the investor takes is the expectation of higher than average returns on investment.
Travellers have two options for offsetting CO2: first,
Carbon offsetting is an internationally recognised way to take responsibility for unavoidable carbon emissions.
Image Shift affects the offsetting of the image for the entire job,
cattle-rearing sectors by partially offsetting losses suffered by farmers.
Looking forward, a sizeable slack in the economy is set to keep inflation in check, offsetting increases in energy and commodity prices.
international credits are not cheaply available and large-scale offsetting is not an alternative to domestic action.