Examples of using Offsetting in English and their translations into Swedish
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One of these components concerned the offsetting of stranded costs linked to the poor competitiveness ofhydroelectric power stations in a competitive market.
The competent authorities may also permit offsetting of the trading book and of the foreign-exchange positions of undertakings located in third countries,
For contractual offsetting, the applicable law is determined in accordance with the general rules of the Convention(Article 3 and 4).
It is necessary to specify procedures for the acceptance of undertakings eliminating or offsetting the countervailable subsidies
Offsetting with counterclaims of the customer
Offsetting on the part of the buyer is only permitted in the case of non-contested
Through our association with the Carbon Neutral® organisation, Eden's carbon neutral offsetting will lend support to another water infrastructure project in Sub-Saharan Africa.
thereby more than offsetting the effects of the 2000 in come tax reform.
Order intake in April increased with 25 percent YoY, offsetting the short-term decline in March 2018.
sale, offsetting or otherwise for debts that have not yet fallen due;
The accounting officer shall inform the Member State concerned at least 10 working days in advance of his intention to resort to recovery by offsetting.
I do not believe the advantages of having a common label would go any distance towards offsetting these risks.
a budget for carbon offsetting;
This indicates that the growing e-commerce business is in part offsetting lower revenue from the traditional mail business.
rotating and offsetting of optical images are present in nearly all types of optical setups.
N/N+1 shall be recovered, where appropriate by offsetting with the pre-financing payment for N+1/N+2.
thereby more than offsetting the effects of the 2000 income tax reform.
a sufficient budget for carbon offsetting;
In2002, domestic demand is expected to pick up somewhat, thereby offsetting a further decline in export growth.
On 11 December 1989, Rabobank concluded another agreement concerning the offsetting of debit balances against credit balances.