Elsewhere Toronto's BMO field looked horribly churned up for the visit of DC – rather offsetting the spectacle of Jermain Defoe, Michael Bradley et al making their home debuts.
An old market adage says the best way to hedge is to simply sell an asset, rather than offset it with potentially dangerous derivatives.
Offsetting has its critics, who say that emissions must be reduced rather than offset, and that some companies have adopted the practice to make a show of their green credentials.
As expected the optimal tariff offer is contrary to the optimal tariff choice of a consumer and it is only profitable for a monopolist to offer a CC tariff if consumers exhibit a rather high offset, i.e., is a 'heavy' user, and exhibit a low uncertainty in his demand.
Most of these are not identical spacers, but rather are offset (37 out of 41 pairs) as is shown in Figure 4.
However, the lattice planes oriented parallel to the substrate surface (Fig. 4(a) and (b)) exhibit a rather large offset.
Rather than offsetting that debt with a carbon quota, it pays towards Bellona's research into carbon capture and storage (the process by which carbon dioxide might be pumped into spaces underground once filled by gas or oil).
European governments, rather than offsetting this shock to the system by spending more and cutting taxes — the standard Keynesian response, and the path the United States followed — embarked on the austerity route.
Most states are legally barred from running deficits, so when their revenues fall in times of recession they make painful cuts, firing workers and ending programmes thus exacerbating the downturn rather than offsetting it.
First, "long-run" economic reforms, aiming at increasing long-run growth, rather than offsetting a shock.
