Reviving Doha will be possible only if the American public and Congress see large, headline grabbing benefits that could offset opposition from those who stand to be adversely affected.

Otherwise, the competitiveness gains would be offset by rising inflation.

In principle, one could cut other taxes to offset the effects of a carbon tax, neutralizing the revenue effects.

The GHG emissions of COP and subsidiary body sessions can be offset immediately or recorded and offset when an offsetting scheme is agreed upon.

a To be offset by an equivalent amount under Income section 1.

However, contributions could only be adjusted to offset higher expenditures post factum, which may create cash flow problems both before and after the time of request given the low working capital.

A faster pace for rates hikes could have offset the slow start, but the ECB again erred on the side of caution.

Incentives could include tax breaks or financial aid to support internships or offset the initial cost of hiring and training new employees.

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All of its asset purchases will be sterilized, meaning that their monetary policy effects will be offset.

This will be offset by estimated bank interest for the same period of 1,069,800.

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This additional amount could not have been fully offset by reductions in other programmes, or contributions and therefore is presented as an additional requirement.

The value formula_22 can be seen as a yield offset , as shown in figure 1.

These revenue losses could be offset by curtailing so called corporate tax expenditures deductions, credits, and other special tax provisions that subsidize some economic activities while penalizing others and broadening the corporate tax base.

The impact of an increase in the retirement age on unemployment could be offset to some extent by implementing pension reforms along with labour market reforms to increase the flexibility of the labour market.

Since gold was 400 an ounce in both years, holding gold did nothing to offset the fall in the value of the dollar. A Japanese investor who held dollar equities or real estate could instead have offset the exchange rate loss by buying yen futures.

Entitlement programs would likely be reduced, but not enough to offset a substantial intergenerational burden transfer.

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Second, the decline in US consumption should also be partly offset by a rise in US investment.

The Federal Reserve will thus be able to ease monetary policy then to offset the fiscal drag.

These additional requirements would be offset by a reduction in the same amount under general operating expenses.

On the other hand, the increased cost would be offset to some extent by lower cost imported inputs, and foreign affiliates could expect to repatriate higher profits from sales in China in terms of their own currencies.

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Reflecting just 1 2 of the total sunlight that strikes the earth could offset as much warming as that caused by doubling preindustrial levels of greenhouse gases.

The risk from defined benefit pensions used to be offset by two benefits for companies that offered them.

The sale of the methane can be used to offset a portion of the cost of the storage.