To many in medicine, Mr. Milken's contributions have offset the tarnish of his legal battles.
But these contributions are offset by reduced wages, which means that workers take on virtually the entire financial burden of payroll taxes.
By Samantha Henig August 17, 2010 A fifth of Pakistan is underwater, yet aid contributions to offset the damages are only "trickling in".
Last year, G.M. had net cash flow of $1.3 billion, a figure that would have been much greater were it not for $5.8 billion in contributions to offset pension and health care obligations.
So I'll find a way to make ends, because I have to think about rent and a festering student loan and RRSP contributions to offset paying taxes on the middle class-y salary I've made in the past year.
Despite certain exceptions to the general trend in the ED values, our computational results provide strong evidence that favorable enthalpic contributions from offset π-stacking interactions between residues 91 and 93 in the "closed" conformation of SeCobA contribute to 4c Co II)rrinoid formation.
Children are hugely expensive – and child benefit is the state's way of acknowledging the financial hit to parents, and making a small contribution to offset it.
It's important to note though that the international unit's performance benetifed from a very strong currency contribution, which offset softer than expected volumes.
However, like the rest of rural China, the level of cover was grossly insufficient, that is, state reimbursement only related to hospitalization and so villagers could not use their contribution to offset the cost of medicine (which was a major form of medical treatment for them).
It could be argued that the minimum contribution offsets the effect of early retirement penalties so that it creates a strong incentive for low income earners to retire, which is especially relevant at 60. From 61 onwards, being low topped reduces the probability of retirement.
