Sentence examples for compensating measures from inspiring English sources

It is important to visualize the distributional effects of different measures and also consider relevant compensating measures for groups or regions experiencing the disadvantages of airport structure changes.

In general, the instant balance of temporal and spatial inequalities of the electricity system can be achieved by many compensating measures.

Interventions that decrease HIV infection rates or restore immunity to HIV patients, will counter-intuitively tend to increase TB prevalence unless compensating measures are taken.

If Russian reactors failed the stress tests, "we will have to take compensating measures," Mr. Kirienko said.

No one imagines this will be easy, but an incremental shift would leave time to put compensating measures in place – a higher minimum wage, more training, flexible working conditions and a gradual trade-off between pay increments and working time.

She said: "The compensating measures don't go nearly far enough to stop this being a dark day for any family struggling to stay out of poverty, or deep in it already and fearing things will get worse still".

This paper investigates the role of the Green Climate Fund (GCF) as a potential compensating measure for both adaptation and mitigation actions under a global climate regime.

Until executives are compensated on measures other than shareholder value, they will do whatever it takes to maximize their own pay regardless of whether it is beneficial in the long run for either the company or the country.

WTP is also explained as the compensating variation measure of a change in welfare.

We can compensate imperfectly measured RSSI values by the compensated ones.

A specifically developed data-acquisition system is briefly described, which has been conceived to be easily calibrated and, if necessary, adjusted to compensate for measuring-chain drifts, in order to assure the traceability of the estimated parameters.