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Overall, the mark encourages dialogue and interaction, which is fundamental to what offsetting is all about.

If it lasts six quarters, as Prof Roubini warns, offsetting policy action in the rest of the world would be too little, too late.

Carbon offset flights : Many airlines are waking up to carbon offsetting and passing some of the expense on to their passengers.

Pay in child care tends to be low, so the offsetting factor is not very great.

Tough-looking immigration officials no doubt made passengers feel safer, offsetting the irritation of longer queues.

Many CDM projects, however, do not appear to be offsetting carbon output at all.

Without a successful round, some US farm programmes might be vulnerable to litigation in the WTO with no offsetting gain.

The company is not including its carbon offsetting initiatives, including Trees for Change, in its Carbon 20 target.

Large firms often outsource R&D to startups, offsetting some of the effort and risk involved with arriving at the next big thing.

Unlike a simple capital provision for the ESM, the payment of a guarantee would require an offsetting fiscal correction at home.

The new rule will prohibit customers from carrying offsetting positions in the same account a practice referred to as hedging.

That number would be far smaller if banks' positions were netted out for offsetting exposures.

But offsetting weak home markets with growth from China, India and the Middle East will take time, he said.

One area is sort of offsetting the other, so to speak.

Offsetting these advantages of a partnership are such serious disadvantages as limited life, unlimited liability, and mutual agency.

Specifically, demands for ever-harsher austerity, with no offsetting effort to foster growth, have done double damage.

That would enable more-efficient generators to take market share, offsetting some of the impact on them from slower growth overall.

There was obvious offsetting distribution of film pressure and increase of maximum film pressure on this condition.

However, offsetting some of the impact of a higher monthly crush was strong export demand.

Offsetting has been promoted heavily by the UK government in Europe and the UN as a painless way of reducing global emissions.

Partly offsetting the optimism was the revision of the durable goods number for March sharply lower.

Just the opposite: Some of its gains are mirrored in offsetting GDP losses in the rest of the world.

and, second, adjustment in the eurozone is not going to work without offsetting adjustments in core countries.

And in the U. S. , the export boost from a cheaper dollar can create more jobs, offsetting the pain of higher prices at the gas pump.

Reagan himself enacted significant tax increases, offsetting to a considerable extent his initial cuts.

Mr Kerviel cleverly concealed the bets he was making with a series of offsetting transactions with fictional counterparties.

Only now is the industry discovering the joys of "compression" , which allows offsetting swaps to be torn up.

None of this has come anywhere near offsetting the decline in orders.

Dealers, having concluded a forward contract, should always hedge with an offsetting contract.

Two previous analyses of the CDM suggested that companies routinely abuse the UN-backed offsetting scheme, wasting billions of pounds.

While businesses were minting money, there was much talk of "green" travel and offsetting carbon footprints.

Offsetting fiscal action is virtually impossible, without scrapping the fiscal rules, though the automatic stabilisers might still work.

Unilateral transfers are transactions that are only one-sided since there is no offsetting payment.

The insertion of the initial velocity is accomplished by offsetting the motor shaft position prior to the start of navigation.

Offset surface of a discrete surface is a new problem, differing from the traditional offsetting surface computation.

Surely this is one of the most unqualified endorsements of the future of the emissions offsetting business so far made in the U. S.

Latent heat release accompanying deep convection is critical in offsetting longwave radiative cooling in the middle and upper troposphere.

In 2000, the profit from the top 5% of companies was greater than 100%, offsetting the huge losses by the bottom 50%.

The differential analog voltage input allows increasing the common-mode rejection and offsetting the analog zero input voltage value.

While an offsetting jump in residential investment would be most desirable, it is unlikely to occur.

Domestic consumer demand across the region is on the rise, offsetting a traditional dependence on exports.

Offsetting that forgone income by imposing direct fees, as Bank of America has discovered, can trigger a vicious political backlash.

At first blush, this may sound a bit harsh, over-emphasizing the negative without some offsetting silver lining.

While some studies have pointed to possible offsetting effects, many others establish strong links between growth and trade.

Most of this came from new infrastructure investment, which probably added 8 percentage points, offsetting a sharp fall in exports.

Competition between such standards might help bring clarity to the business of offsetting.

The government's fiscal tightening actually depends on an offsetting surge in private spending.

Offsetting the extremely high tuition are many opportunities for scholarships.

Today, some environmentalists are denouncing the "offsetting" of carbon emissions in similar terms.

Economists say the key to offsetting inflation in food prices is finding similar ways to make agriculture more efficient.

New Delhi, eager to develop the domestic defence sector, has tied contracts to making "offsetting" investments in India.

Yet this simple arithmetic ignores an offsetting effect: diminishing marginal returns.

The measured programme facilitates its future unwinding or its offsetting by other policy operations.

The market remains in limbo until more credits are available and the deadline for offsetting emissions comes closer, Brunel said.

Cross Hedge The act of hedging ones position by taking an offsetting position in another good with similar price movements.

netting: an agreed offsetting of positions or obligations by trading partners or participants.

In derivatives, increased standardisation should lead to higher volumes, offsetting the reduction in dealers' profit margins.

The losses were reportedly masked with falsified entries showing offsetting trades.

Despite being the world's second largest economic area, the eurozone makes next to no contribution to offsetting surpluses elsewhere.

So could the slightly softer option of preventing banks from offsetting past losses against future tax bills.

Offsetting is controversial because some people see it as an excuse not to change our behaviour.

CONSIGNEES SHOULD BE CONSULTED FOR OFFSETTING THE SHORTLANDED CARGO WITH THE OVERLANDED CARGO.

If a substantial part of the world economy is generating huge current account surpluses, somebody else has to run offsetting deficits.

Money needed elsewhere has already been diverted to buying food and offsetting livestock losses.

Dealers could benefit from an increase in trading volume, offsetting tighter margins.

Secondly, according to information asymmetry and offsetting accruals earnings, it puts forward two opposing hypothesis.

Where does Germany think the offsetting shifts into greater external deficits might occur?

Nevertheless, two offsetting points must be made.

they are also offsetting older grain subsidies that lowered prices by encouraging overproduction.

In fact, injecting CO2 into oil fields can increase oil recovery, thereby offsetting the extra cost of storage.

Thirdly, it studies the operation of futures from making, offsetting to eliminating.

It also maintains the practice of offsetting the deficit with money reserved for future retirees.

Fair enough, but where are the offsetting adjustments to occur?

43, Hedging , is the practice of offsetting the price risk inherent in any cash market position by buying or selling futures contracts.

What about individual carbon offsetting projects?

Establishing and offsetting the same futures market position within one day.

But even they would acknowledge they're just offsetting the drag from government budget cuts.

and(13) violating the provisions concerning the offsetting of margins with marketable securities.

Although competition may put pressure on emerging-market banks' high margins, there are offsetting factors.

Offsetting the high risk the investor takes is the promise of high return on the investment.

Of course many of these liabilities will be offsetting.

Carbon offsetting makes sense if you are seeking a global cut of 5% between now and for ever.

Russia has boosted output, offsetting 2008 declines, and output from Canada and Brazil has also increased.

So a big reduction in these fiscal deficits probably demands an offsetting reduction in business sector' financial surpluses.

Corporate-bond issuance is on track to shatter records this year, largely offsetting the slump in bank lending.

The economy of scale is offsetting the profit margin. I still think it is quite reasonable.

As a result, there's a mismatch between when spending occurs and when the offsetting benefits or revenue accrue, an accountant's nightmare.

The analytical point is that offsetting any slowdown in US demand requires faster growth of demand in the rest of the world.

Those measures together would add perhaps 0. 5% of GDP to the deficit, partly offsetting the squeeze on current spending.

Two RF output port, offsetting or allotting output for option.

On a net basis (offsetting the government's financial assets), it is smaller but still among the highest in the OECD.

Is the offsetting of material rolls listed in control?

That means every bet has an offsetting investment.

The national debt has increased, with no offsetting asset placed on the government's balance sheet.

The $695 million is a net number made up of roughly $1 billion of gross gains and offsetting losses, according to Lehman.

Unlike Greece, most of Japan's public debt is head by domestic investors and that is offsetting any risk of default.

Another is that, unusually, the government has big offsetting financial assets that bring down net debt to a more manageable 130% of GDP.

Perhaps the government's drive to build more affordable housing is offsetting a slowdown in unaffordable housing.

There may be, it is true, offsetting factors.

Individuals can do the same, offsetting their travel or energy use through websites.

Partially offsetting that weakness, sales at food retailing outlets rose 0. 6%, while sales for household goods were up 0. 5%, the ABS said.

The GFRP is also providing budget support for government policies, such as offsetting tariff reductions for food and other unexpected costs.

But offsetting this is the strength in large developing nations.

It has seen strong sales in China and other emerging markets, which is offsetting a falling demand in the key North American market.

Jones also described carbon offsetting, which Nike ditched last year, as a "last resort" .

Imports from China rose 50% last year, more than offsetting Indonesia's increased commodities exports to China.

During the past six years in China, I can count the number of times I have heard locals talk about carbon offsetting on one finger.

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Interestingly there are instances where the growers of Fairtrade crops can contribute to offsetting the carbon footprint for transportation;

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Compilation of offsetting Entry in Consolidated Accounting Statement

yet as the nascent carbon - offsetting industry starts to take shape , a new problem is emerging

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World Cup carbon offsetting projects mostly conducted at local level, include tree-planting

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more scope to reduce the overall amount at risk by "netting" offsetting contracts;

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