Sentence examples for aimed at offsetting from inspiring English sources

The campaign, aimed at offsetting expected slowing in subscriber growth, will use billboards and print and television ads, he said.

It has sought recognition for its tree-planting programs, aimed at offsetting carbon emissions, and its increasingly large fleet of clean vehicles.

President Vicente Fox announced an agricultural plan today aimed at offsetting effects of the tariff reductions mandated by the North American Free Trade Agreement.

TOKYO — Japan's new conservative government announced a review of national military strategy on Monday that analysts said was aimed at offsetting China's growing military power and that may increase defense spending for the first time in a decade.

K.C. Chan, Hong Kong's secretary of financial services and Treasury, said that the tax cuts and extra spending in the upcoming budget were aimed at offsetting possible harm to the city's economy from a slowing global economy.

For a contribution, they will plant trees in Siberia or Texas; replace inefficient oil-burning boilers in Portland, Ore . supply energy-saving light bulbs in Jamaica; or take some other conservation measure aimed at offsetting the harm of an individual's commercial flight.

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In July the two countries struck a strategic alliance aimed in part at offsetting America's global dominance.

Two sets of tax credits in the energy bill are aimed at helping consumers offset the higher prices.

In 2012, following a national consultative process called Grenelle de l'Environnement, legal requirements in terms of monitoring and effective implementation of measures aimed at avoiding, reducing and offsetting impacts were strengthened.

In the request for bids, which are due April 2, county officials said that the effort was aimed at helping the county "offset the anticipated loss of revenues from traditional sources," like the sales tax.