Sentence examples for funding offset from inspiring English sources

Obama isn't deaf to concerns about long-term fiscal health, which is why most of his new programmes include some kind of funding offset, even if they tend to be ambitious.

"In order to reduce the gap as much as we can, we have little choice other than to apply the maximum level of council tax increase permitted by the Scottish government of 4.79%, and to utilise the full health and social care additional funding offset permitted of 2.2%," the statement added.

4. Can the public health funding offset your operating cost?

Can the public health funding offset your operating cost?

The State reduced its spending, although the federal stimulus funds offset this decrease.

Taiwan share prices closed 0.4percentt higher as bargain hunting and apparent support from government funds offset the negative impact of Saturday's jetliner crash on China Airlines and insurance stocks.

The case requires negotiating the final six remaining issues for an energy policy bill: nuclear power; addressing climate change; offshore drilling; investing in renewable energy; safeguarding the electrical grid; and funding offsets.

Prospects look difficult, however, in the U.S. Senate, where partisan maneuvering and disputes over funding offsets have caused the PTC to twice fall short of passage in recent months.

Most importantly, our elected officials cannot be lulled into the false impression the Trust Fund comprehensively addresses the needs or allows for funding offsets in other vital affordable housing programs.

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The labor, health and human services, education subcommittee "reject[ed] the Administration's targeted funding approach and ensur[ed] that all institutes and centers receive funding to offset biomedical research inflation," Obey's press release says.