Sentence examples for measures to offset from inspiring English sources

This off-season, Commissioner Roger Goodell put in place more measures to offset cheating.

"It helps to encourage other countries to take more domestic stimulative measures to offset the negative impact of the rise of their currencies".

Singapore's government announced 2.2 billion Singapore dollars ($1.2 billion) of stimulus measures to offset an export slowdown that has thrown the economy into recession.

He's since announced that he won't be going ahead due to Boris's promising "compensatory measures" to offset the move's adverse effects on air quality.

It has laid off staff in the newsroom and taken other cost-cutting measures to offset a decline in advertising revenue.

With the prices of oil and natural gas higher than they have been in years, industrial companies are trying, through a variety of energy efficiency measures, to offset the sharp increases.

A memo from that January, five months before the start of the Korean War, described Kim Il Sung's army's southward movement as "a defensive measure to offset the growing strength of the offensively minded South Korean Army," and said an invasion by the North was "unlikely".

Instead of using the carried interest measure to offset the cost of a recent state aid bill, Democrats cut future funding for food stamps.

MEPs are likely to back plans to suspend duties on EU imports of certain amounts of grapes, apples and plums from Moldova, as a temporary and exceptional measure to offset the damage done to its struggling economy by Russia's agricultural import ban.

Measures taken to offset the danger from earthquakes include reinforcing roads and bridges to withstand tremors and constructing buildings to absorb seismic shocks.

India's last drought came in 2009, but the broader economy was shielded because of government stimulus measures intended to offset the global financial meltdown.