(b) Unusually high imports in 2003, compensating for unusually low imports in previous year

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

The Board will review the compensating measures during its next audit.

The US federal government could emulate this example by compensating the states more generously for their Short Term Compensation programs.

In fact, in the single minded quest for higher returns, bankers might expose shareholders to excessive risk, without compensating them adequately.

Compensating controls are implemented, whereby regular reviews of the unmatched items report are performed.

That lower price would be a bane to investors but a boon to Japanese, compensating them for the losses that they have suffered.

Saudi Arabia states that all the compensatory projects it has proposed should be viewed holistically as compensating for damage to all its resources.

For more than 20 years, this mutually beneficial codependency has served both countries well in compensating for their inherent saving imbalances while satisfying their respective growth agendas.

Advanced country growth may be diminished for a time, but the compensating factors that have emerged represent the most important lesson of the crisis.

Wherever one looks, using Marshall s toolkit, one sees economic equilibrium pulling things back to normal, compensating for and attenuating the effects of shocks and disturbances.

The result is that the BRICs will look for compensating power, and military and strategic influence and prestige, as a way to solve internal problems.

(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

Secondly, they must render justice to the victims by restoring their rights and by compensating them for the moral and material damages they have suffered.

The difference between the two countries is that, in Germany, working times were increased without compensating pay increases.

The International Civil Service Commission (ICSC) established a working group, in which UNICEF actively participated, to develop various options for compensating staff for service in hardship duty stations and for encouraging mobility.

They are an enormous boon to low income consumers, partly compensating for the tepid wage growth that many of them have suffered during the past two decades.

CEB members recall that ICSC established a Working Group, with the active participation of system organizations, to develop various options for compensating staff for service in hardship duty stations and for encouraging mobility.

Iraq contends that there is no legal justification for compensating claimants for interim loss of natural resources that have no commercial value i.e., resources that are not traded in the market .

There is now some pushback on prices, but drug companies are compensating by convincing more people to take more drugs for dubious or exaggerated ailments, thereby increasing volume.

Before discussing the Panel's specific recommendations for compensating the thirtieth instalment claims, it is important to restate the Panel's approach to the verification and valuation of these claims.

However large our efforts to assist victims have been over the past 60 years, we are aware of the impossibility of compensating for the enormity of that suffering.

Cash receipts and invoices to the Ituri based traders compensating the 1.3 million gold shipment by the Kampala trading firm

Compensating the developing countries for providing these environmental services would be one way of substantially increasing aid and at the same time, providing these countries with the right market incentives.

UNHCR acknowledged difficulties in retrieving retrospective reports on commitments on purchase orders from MSRP and the need to take appropriate compensating action.

They probably contemplate with barely disguised pleasure the difficulties currently encountered by the US in Iraq and elsewhere, but they do not feel any sense of a compensating responsibility for global stability.

More fundamentally, economic integration could have been accompanied by the expansion of a European political space. Compensating for reduced national autonomy by creating room for democratic action at the European level really would have been a victory for democracy.

Moreover, if Sarkozy has eroded, perhaps fatally, the sacred symbolic nature of the presidency, his governance has failed to provide any compensating reassurance.

This is done with the goal of recovering working ability, compensating travel costs for rehabilitation or health care following accidents at work and professional diseases and compensation of salaries for the entire time while on medical leave.

Abraham Lincoln s original proposal to end the immoral practice of slavery by compensating slave owners for manumission was unacceptably expensive, so the Union, according to the slave holding Confederacy, was determined to expropriate the South.

The agreement provides a process for compensating the victims of attacks ranging from the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, to the US air strikes on Tripoli and Benghazi in 1986.

Better yet, if much of the next round of stimulus is devoted to automatic stabilizers such as compensating for the shortfall in state revenues then if the economy does recover, the spending will not occur.

The struggle for Egypt thus continues.

The struggle for Egypt thus continues.

In particular, the Panel notes that, in calculating its losses, Kuwait uses disability weights that are normally intended for making decisions on the cost effectiveness of alternative investments in health policies and programmes rather than for compensating individuals with mental illness.

That is bad for capitalists and thus for capitalism.

The prescription for policymakers is thus fourfold

Compensating for the expected diminution of guest workers on the global stage is a likely increase in outsourcing, which provides an alternative and potentially more attractive way to import labor services when globalization is tainted by terrorism.

Asia is doing less well in the World Cup than it is doing in economic terms, yet it is definitely progressing, compensating for the current lack of individual talent by the greater collective discipline shown by its teams.

Proposals for a joint funding mechanism thus emerged.

It is also considered as a way of compensating the women's family for the loss of her work and of connecting the two families, especially as the children of that union are regarded as belonging to the father's clan.

The conflict between democracy and globalization becomes acute when globalization restricts the domestic articulation of policy preferences without a compensating expansion of democratic space at the regional global level.

He explained that the claim for the payment of relief related to the costs he incurred in evacuating foreign nationals employed in Iraq during the period from December 1990 to February 1991 and in compensating Iraqi employees who remained in Iraq.

Thus, we would expect less opportunity for transformational leadership.

Thus, there is no point in waiting for miracles.