Sentence examples for offsetting initiative from inspiring English sources

I can imagine a much bolder carbon offsetting initiative.

The company also won an award from the Environmental Protection Agency in early 2015 for the Campus Clean Energy Campaign it created as part of Chevy's offsetting initiative.

Therefore, 8 million metric tons of carbon is, incidentally, about equal to the annual emissions total of the number of cars Chevrolet sold in the United States in 2010, when Chevy launched its offsetting initiative.

Yes, poop, which is now being put to good use thanks to Duke University's new Carbon Offsets Initiative.

To offset the initiatives' cost and avoid adding to deficits, Mr. Obama will propose the tobacco tax increase, a limit of $3 million on how much people can accumulate in tax-preferred savings accounts and repeal of a loophole that allows people to collect both disability and unemployment benefits.

Higher costs were partly offset by productivity initiatives and improved results in Whirlpool Latin America, made up of the company's operations in Brazil and the southern part of South America.

Its analysts said: Emerging market headwinds could offset self-help initiatives in 2016, prompt S&P to reintroduce a negative outlook and require G4S to repair its balance sheet again.

AT&T's third-quarter 2008 reported and adjusted margins and earnings reflect revenue growth and continued progress with previously outlined cost initiatives, offset by hurricane-related expenses and effects on wireless results from the iPhone 3G.

Total quarterly savings from the revamping are about $45 million, but increased spending on related Internet services initiatives will offset about $20 million of the initial quarterly savings, the company said.

So there's a cross-industry initiative, energy cutting programmes and emissions offsetting, all of which wil be carried out through various new schemes and technology developments that Google hopes to pioneer.

Other initiatives have focused on infrastructure payments early in the initiative to offset increased costs of PCMH implementation (e.g., Pennsylvania Chronic Care Initiative).