Yes, the seeds are more expensive, but the rise in production offsets the additional cost.

But charm will not make up for lack of progress at the official level.

The Indian private sector is efficient and entrepreneurial, and is compensating for the state s inadequacies.

the owner of the pit shall make it good. He shall give money to its owner, and the dead animal shall be his.

The owner of the pit shall make it good, and give money unto the owner of them and the dead beast shall be his.

These are to compensate for the loss of ecological services from the time of the damage until full restoration of the services as a result of remediation.

Two of them offset each other, but the third threatens what America needs most in the coming years economic growth.

A passing knowledge of historical trends might have made for a more cautionary stance see O Rourke and Williamson, 1999.

But who may pick up the slack in providing global leadership?

(b) An allocation to high yield bonds will provide further diversification benefits to the portfolio, more than compensating for the risk of this asset category

The Panel also finds that the primary restoration envisaged by the award in the fourth F4 instalment will not fully compensate for the loss resulting from this damage.

(in reference to his friendships with both candidates and that he could not make up his mind).

Centralised approaches to protected areas should target sites of national importance and any local opportunity costs of such areas should be compensated in an adequate way.

The same is true for the euro based investor who would not have gained by holding gold but could have offset the dollar decline by buying euro futures.

The Panel finds that the primary restoration envisaged by the award in the third F4 instalment will not fully compensate for the loss resulting from this damage.

if he rises again and walks around with his staff, then he who struck him shall be cleared only he shall pay for the loss of his time, and shall provide for his healing until he is thoroughly healed.

If he rise again, and walk abroad upon his staff, then shall he that smote him be quit only he shall pay for the loss of his time, and shall cause him to be thoroughly healed.

Deviation refers to the response of the compass to local magnetic fields caused by the presence of iron and electric currents one can partly compensate for these by careful location of the compass and the placement of compensating magnets under the compass itself.

Import demand within the developing economies is unlikely to compensate fully for the slowdown in the developed economies, but China will continue to be an important determinant of trade performance for most parts of the region.

Of course, unemployment insurance replaces only a fraction of most workers previous wages, which suggests that its effect in this regard is not very strong.

Notes with appreciation the annual contribution of the host Government of Euro 511,292, which offsets planned expenditures

These incentives should be set at a level that approximately compensates owners for the profit they would have earned on each animal that they are no longer producing.

Together, these official agreements comprise international law, which compensates for its lack of specific penalties by establishing strict and unambiguous concepts and one overarching sanction universal blame for its transgression that matters to everybody.

In the US, for example, while many goods and services are less expensive than they would be if the country were walled off from the global economy, we cannot assume that these cost savings necessarily compensate for diminished employment opportunities.

Though it compensated for the underwhelming architecture of the Wilkins building, Barry's new wing was disliked by Gallery staff, who considered its monumental aspect to be in conflict with its function as exhibition space.

It is thus clear that a eurozone unemployment insurance system would never be able to offset major shocks, such as those hitting Ireland or Greece, where GDP has shrunk by more than 10 .

This is not offset by the Swiss pension, as application of the pro rata temporis rule means that the amount of the pension is very small since he contributed only for the final years of his working life.

It was further indicated that all efforts will be made to identify offsetting amounts within other areas of the budget to ensure that these proposals would not call for additional resources for the Organization as a whole.

According to Kuwait, the scaling of the nine terrestrial preserves does not completely offset the damage caused, and it states that it is actually entitled to a somewhat larger award than has been requested .

Private expressions of deep concern do not compensate for public nonchalance (or changing the topic to Israel), and are hardly a basis for a successful policy toward a country whose nuclear ambitions could have a catastrophic impact on the region.

The longstanding stagnation in wages for unskilled labor was attributed to low cost, labor intensive imports, ignoring the corollary that Western workers consumption of labor intensive Asian goods offset the effect on real wages.

Legal scholar Anne Davies, for instance, argues that the line between public institutions and private entities like corporations is becoming blurred in certain areas of public service in the United Kingdom, and that this can compromise political accountability in those areas.

At OpenDemocracy.net, Andreas Umland pays tribute to Galina Kozhevnikova, the deputy director of the SOVA NGO and a prominent researcher of Russia's extreme right wing movements, who died earlier this month She will be irreplaceable in future academic and public debates on the increase of ultra nationalism in Russia.

Recall that the Fed s policy bet was that these costs and risks, to use Chairman Ben Bernanke s phrase, would be more than offset by the improvement in the overall economic situation.

Compliance with the provisional measures called for by the Committee in cases it considers reasonable is essential in order to protect the person in question from irreparable harm, which could, moreover, nullify the end result of the proceedings before the Committee.

By 2020, the share of those aged 18 22 who are pursuing a college education will reach 40 , compared to 32 today. This improvement in human capital is bound to offset, to some extent, the net loss of labor.

This was clearly true in the case of the stimulus program launched in 2009, which included federal transfers to the states to sustain state level fiscal spending. Similarly, when a state such as Michigan is hit by recession in its key economic sector (the auto industry), Washington collects less federal tax but maintains if not increases local spending, which partially offsets the shock to state income.

The low number of countries having depositing such a declaration is certainly offset by the large number of bilateral or multilateral conventions that contain compromise clauses providing for the competence of the Court in settling differences resulting from their application or interpretation.

True, freewheeling American style capitalism has not acquitted itself proudly of late. And America s military superiority has not proved all that useful in accomplishing American ends.

The fact is that, with a flexible exchange rate, a country can offset the recessionary impact of a neighboring country s monetary easing using its own independent monetary policy, guided by carefully chosen inflation targets. If all countries adopt this approach, the entire global economy benefits.

11. Further decides to appropriate an amount of 12,132,500 dollars under section 34, Staff assessment, to be offset by a corresponding amount under income section 1, Income from staff assessment, of the programme budget for the biennium 2004 2005

Also decides to appropriate an amount of 4,131,200 dollars under section 34, Staff assessment, to be offset by a corresponding amount under income section 1, Income from staff assessment, of the programme budget for the biennium 2004 2005.

Also decides to appropriate an amount of 4,131,200 dollars under section 34, Staff assessment, to be offset by a corresponding amount under income section 1, Income from staff assessment, of the programme budget for the biennium 2004 2005

For the Republic of Uzbekistan

For the Republic of Uzbekistan