Examples of using Compensating for in English and their translations into Slovak
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Financial
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Aid compensating for the additional costs of employing workers with disabilities,
Until now, compensating for the delay between the microphones had to be done manually- an extremely time consuming
is already present and active, often compensating for the shortcomings and fragmented nature of state initiatives,
services and partially compensating for remoteness.
because the landlord is engaged in communal utilities himself, compensating for the money received for housing.
automatically compensating for any distortions and stretches that occur in unstable rolls of textile.
Compensating for the absence of such resources is necessary to grasp,
the primary balance has been in surplus since 1998, more than compensating for the mostly unfavourable growth/ interestrate differential between 1998
at least compensating for the underlying and associated diseases,
cm from each other, thus compensating for unevenness or defects in the ceiling.
services and partially compensating for remoteness.
The EESC has already stressed that the debate has been mostly limited to increasing external flexibility and ways of compensating for such an increase by strengthening labour market policies or social security provisions.
high frequency sounds, providing full tonal range at any volume level, compensating for the natural loss in the human ear of high and low frequencies at soft levels.
they will play a key role in the future in providing new employment and compensating for job losses
partially compensating for the lack of any other effective tool to remedy the issue of tax avoidance at EU level;
the RES is not capable of compensating for those costs.
not linked with the costs occasioned by compliance with the PMI obligations and are not capable of compensating for the unequal allocation of the‘bad' risks on the PMI market cannot succeed.
However, pre-emptive measures will be necessary to prevent operators from compensating for the drop in revenue resulting from the abolition of roaming charges by increasing domestic charges
rationalising transport logistics and compensating for remoteness; and.
Compensating for harm may be rejected if the harm was caused at the request