This expansion was marginally offset by the closure of UNIKOM (October 2003).

This was however partially offset by increased outreach by humanitarian agencies and an increase in United Nations agency presence.

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

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But this may have been offset by a decline in the proportion of earnings coming from the US.

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This is offset by an anticipated increase in income from document reproduction services following the installation of new printing facilities.

The solution suggested by the Governor was to borrow about 400 million on the bond market to offset the deficit.

But potentially significant costs offset these small benefits.

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

Sequestration of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by the LUCF sector in most Parties offset the GHG emissions originating from this sector.

The increase in these contributions was partly offset by a reduction of 72 million in government contributions to other resources emergency.

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While credit expansion can offset this to some degree, increased production based on credit expansion inevitably leads to large scale financial risk.

Inflation was generally lower in 2004, partly owing to currency appreciation, which offset the sharp increase in petroleum prices to some extent.

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.

This would lower the marginal productivity of hours worked sufficiently to offset the positive effects of increasing the number of hours per worker.

Over the next decade, growth in this kind of developing country demand will help offset the slow growth of demand in industrial countries.

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

But to achieve this, it will be necessary to offset, or at least balance, the interests of the most important actors in the region.

Growth in real output has averaged around 5 percent in the past seven years, but rapid population growth has offset much of this increase.

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

Higher food and energy prices put upward pressure on price levels in the subregion, which was partially offset by fuel subsidies in some countries.