Sentence examples for offset by compensation from inspiring English sources
Also the total abolition of child benefit, offset by compensation paid to those on lowest incomes, would give him £4.8bn.
Detroit and other cities should recognize that cutting pensions unless this is offset by better compensation elsewhere could also be expensive, in the long run.
Detroit and other cities should recognize that cutting pensions — unless this is offset by better compensation elsewhere — could also be expensive, in the long run.
We do not adjust the DI benefit amount by worker's compensation because in some states, DI is offset by worker's compensation and in other states, worker's compensation is offset by DI.
It said those increases were partly offset by lower performance-based compensation for the bank's employees.
Second, we find that the elimination of gross-ups, largely prompted by proxy advisory firms, are at least partially offset by increases in bonus compensation.
The estimated cost of £1.85bn would be partially offset by reducing the hefty compensation bill for property owners in the region.
Our results suggest the efforts of proxy advisory firms to reduce excessive compensation might not be as successful as the dramatic reduction in gross-up provisions suggests, because these provisions are being offset by other forms of compensation.
Instead, employers will only choose "high-road" compensation policies if such compensation can be offset by higher productivity, and if worker skill levels are high enough to merit further investments by these employers (Holzer et al., 2011).
That judge ruled that the plaintiff was right in demanding repayment for clearing away and cutting up the neighbor's tree but that any compensation was offset by the value of the firewood he had kept.
Conclusion: The current study demonstrates that blockade of photoreceptor and inner retinal responses to light onset and offset by ouabain inhibits differential refractive compensation to optical blur, but does not prevent ocular growth.
