Examples of using Offset by in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
Half of the efficiency gains achieved through technological innovations in the household sector were offset by the increasing number of electrical appliances in use
These favourable factors are offset by high levels of upfront expenditure for new technologies,
is offset by the durability and prestige of this furniture.
Fortunately our capital outlay has been handsomely offset by the resultant sales of armaments and missiles.
However, half of the efficiency gains achieved through technological innovation in the household sector were offset by the increasing number of electrical appliances
These favorable factors are offset by extremely high levels of upfront expenditure for new technologies,
which was more than offset by an attractive form.
These costs would be offset by benefits stemming from an increased level of compliance to the rules
this is more than offset by high performance
In addition, these costs would be largely offset by fees and, indirectly, by the economic benefits for the host society
Finally, the financial consequences of a reduction of the national tax rate for undertakings in the region must not be offset by aid or subsidies, declared or resulting.
These lost revenues on outgoing interest would tend to be offset by gains from lower credits for withholding taxes paid in host countries.
However, approximately two thirds of these costs will be offset by the savings resulting from the merger with CEPOL.
That's over 12,000 extra calories per week that must be offset by physical activity
The huge trunk was offset by“batwing” rear tail fins and“cats eye” taillights.
The Court notes that no information is available on the extent to which such additional costs might be offset by increased management or policy efficiency.
Reversals were offset by alternative reforms,
The excess of expenditure growth over the medium-term references shall not be counted as a breach of the benchmark to the extent that it is fully offset by revenue increases mandated by law.
cycling as alternatives to the use of cars must be offset by measures aimed at lowering the number of injuries sustained.
However, part of the lost revenue will be offset by increased use by consumers and firms of mobile
