Sentence examples for budget offset from inspiring English sources

But a major problem with eliminating the mandate is the fact that the penalty is supposed to raise $130 billion in revenue over the next decade — finding a budget offset for that wouldn't come easy.

The film had recouped most of its expenses before it was even released, with its $1.1 million budget offset by the fee Paramount paid for the US distribution rights.

He used a decree in 2008 to name regional political leaders with separate budgets, offsetting gains by the opposition in state and municipal elections.

The proposed policy could entail other state budget offsets that are not quantified in this brief.

He also expressed confidence that House Republicans would not ask for budget offsets to pay for the emergency spending on Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts.

For example, Michael McAuliff reported that the House Ways and Means Committee, during a legislative mark-up earlier this year, objected to passing legislation that "would spend $1 million a year to help keep foster kids out of the sex trade" because the bill was not fully offset but then "voted in favor of $310 billion in tax breaks for businesses" without budget offsets.

The model suggests that budget offsets start within the first year of adoption and are sustained over the 5-year model time horizon.

Although the use of lower TLR rates for BMS or higher 12-month TLR rates for Zilver PTX decreases budget savings in each year, 5-year cumulative budget offsets remain substantial.

But an ageing population and generous increases in the state pension which accounts for 40% of the welfare budget—have offset these savings.

At first, their impact (which also showed up in a tax-and-spend 2007 budget), was offset by the liberalising moves of ministers nearer the political centre.

The move would almost treble the previously designated budget to offset the effects of aircraft noise, which has been the dominant factor in rousing local opposition to expansion.