Sentence examples for awards to offset from inspiring English sources
(He added that many continuing students would receive financial aid, including scholarships, grants and merit awards, to offset their higher tuition).
So why not have plaintiffs' lawyers make jurors aware of the tax deductibility of punitive damages, and teach them how to adjust their awards to offset the deduction's effect?
IU President Michael McRobbie announced Tuesday in the annual State of the University address at Indiana University-Purdue Universtudentsianapolis students who are in good academic standing as sophomores and on track to graduate in four years will not have their tuition increase as juniors or seniors -- they'll receive an award to offset any tuition hikes.
Such "tax-aware" juries would probably award higher punitive damages to offset the fact that punitive damages were tax-deductible.
The judge also awarded Carteret's parent an unspecified sum to offset any tax liabilities it would have to pay on the damages.
George Marshall decided that MacArthur would be awarded the Medal of Honor, a decoration for which he had twice previously been nominated, "to offset any propaganda by the enemy directed at his leaving his command".
The shelter involved generating bogus income that was used to offset legitimate income, typically from big investments and stock awards.
The awards were only broadcast on television, for the first time in 1953, to offset their growing costs.
It could be tough for Bove to win another performance award in the coming years unless he makes some spectacularly good calls to offset the Bear Stearns debacle in 2008.
How much goes to offset health consequences?
