Examples of using Offsetting in English and their translations into Portuguese
{-}
-
Official
-
Financial
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Official/political
of positive discrimination for the latter, adequately offsetting their socio economic disadvantage.
The inflows have appreciated regional currencies, despite offsetting measures like reserve accumulation
Offsetting transaction keyboard_arrow_down A trade with which serves to cancel or offset some or all of the market risk of an open position.
This loosening was most evident in countries where major tax cuts were implemented without sufficient offsetting expenditure restraint.
It is, therefore, no surprise that countries with adjustment difficulties to EMU are seek ing direct offsetting measures to assist cohesion.
The balance approaches zero when more concentrated glycosylated solutions 3.86% are used for increasing blood convection to the dialysate, offsetting the diffusion in the opposite direction.
to pick up somewhat, thereby offsetting a further decline in export growth.
This cotton sateen square Pillowcase Slips feature 2 colored bands of stitching offsetting a 2-inch flange all around.
After offsetting your futures position
This amendment aims at offsetting the cost of amendments adopted,
not by offsetting.
The alpha of portfolio S is positive and significant, offsetting the effect of the portfolio's low beta.
which might find favor in some quarters, offsetting my conservative landlord reputation.
age of patients starting treatment, offsetting these data.
Offsetting an option before expiration is the only way you will recover any remaining time value.
Sugar would lease it back for about five years, offsetting some of the cost.
reducing and offsetting GHG emissions.
The institutions will also examine the scope for offsetting raising the ceiling for one heading by lowering the ceiling for another.
Central tourbillon cage rotates completely once every minute, offsetting the effect of gravity on the performance of the watch.
the possibility of offsetting.