Sentence examples for limited offset from inspiring English sources

S. 2191, the Climate Security Act of 2007, spearheaded by Joseph Lieberman (I CT and John WarnerR VA–VA), would have limited offset purchases under its proposed cap-and-trade plan to 30%, half from domestic projects and half from projects overseas.

RGGI, for instance, limits offset purchases to 10% or less of compliance obligations.

The selection of a yield limit (offset) of 1 mm indicates a permanent deformation of clinical concern as the osteosynthesis starts to fail.

The fact that the selection is limited is offset by the fact that the buyer can acquire the sought after items more discretely than may be possible over the Internet.

The Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, has warned repeatedly that such policy has limited power to offset additional cuts.

But even without a management fee offset, limited partners generally derive an economic benefit from the activities of the general partner.

To offset limited computer adoption, 51job also publishes want-ad newspapers around the country.

LSI recently shed 11% of its workforce in order to cut costs, the research firm said, but the cuts will not be sufficient enough to offset "limited sales growth across most business lines".

And few of the measure's backers pointed out that the reduction in benefits suffered by people who earned more than the limit was offset by higher benefits starting at age 70.

By adding options to a portfolio of stocks, funds can limit losses or offset them with revenue from selling options — at the cost of capping their upside.

It gives such firms leeway to put in keener bids for contracts where there is a chance of repeat business.The risk is that tight planning laws, miserly banks and skill shortages will limit growth and offset any benefit from a weaker pound.