Sentence examples for payments to offset from inspiring English sources
Mr. Flaum, who in the last year has bought two large parcels along Route 17 in Mamakating, N.Y., is meeting today with county officials to discuss potential concessions or payments to offset the impact of a casino on local roads, schools and services.
More recently, the district, in an effort to hold on to an administrator it viewed as multitalented, has at times augmented his salary with payments to offset the cost of his Manhattan rent, his Mercedes convertible and his treatment by a well-known diet doctor.
The initial benefit adjustment and payment process, which differed across the four BOPD sites, created significant delays in benefit payments to offset users.
The headline was an immediate giveaway, (no pun intended) that this story intended to make a case against legally won payments to offset generations of injustice in federal farm loan practices.
Rather than paying down their balances after leaving school, borrowers with recent federal student loans are experiencing an increase in debt as they fail to make enough payments to offset the accumulating interest on their loans.
Japan, for its part, is a model ally that hosts a large U.S. troop presence and makes multi-billion dollar payments to offset the costs of stationing these forces on its soil in what is by far the most generous host nation support provided by any of America's 27 allies.
You should also receive a monthly currency equalisation payment to offset any risk to your salary.
The House and Senate bills require individuals who have affordable options but who choose to remain uninsured to make a payment to offset the cost of care they will inevitably need.
If possible, use a down payment to offset the financing that you will have to do.
In an inversion, the American subsidiary borrows money from the parent company and uses the interest payment deductions to offset their earnings.
He plans to cut rates by half, but both to compensate for the shortfall and to make funnelling profits abroad harder to widen its assessment base by not allowing such costs as interest and leasing payments to be offset.
