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So if foundation hospitals raise private funds, this borrowing will be offset by reductions in the money that the government has already allocated to the NHS.

Ultimately the program would be largely self-financing, because its cost would be offset by reductions in the cost of welfare, crime, and medical care as well as by formerly unemployed workers who would then pay taxes.

Agency analysis showed that any increase in vehicle prices would be offset by reductions in fuel costs – i.e., because the standards increase fuel efficiency – meaning that vehicle affordability would actually improve.

Republican leaders have not said how much they would be willing to spend, but insist that the total be offset by reductions in other programs or increases in revenue.

Although forage use by cattle of plots also increased with forage biomass (β = +0.33), sharp increases in biomass following clear cut logging appeared to be offset by reductions in forage use associated with increased slash cover (β = −0.12) and sapling density (β = −0.11), both of which may have impeded cattle access.

"Some of these effects could be offset by reductions in domestic regulatory burdens, but the overall net effect on living standards would be strongly negative.

Put differently, additional costs for improved depression treatment could be offset by reduction in other healthcare costs.

A full economic analysis is required, but we found no evidence that increased staffing costs might be offset by reduction in hospital use.

Higher wages were offset by reductions in recruitment costs, increased skills and productivity.

These gains were offset by reductions elsewhere relating to public sector spending cuts in the UK, especially in health and local government.

First is the Wal-Mart effect where increased household oil costs have been offset by reductions in other household spending.