Sentence examples for subject to offset from inspiring English sources

These are items that are subject to offset by the Treasury Department's Financial Management Service (FMS) and include items such as state income tax, child support, spousal support or certain federal non-tax debts, such as student loans.

My wife and I have annual tax-free income of about $96,000, not subject to offset of any kind, plus our $8,000 annual property taxes are waived in their entirety, as are our vehicle license fees and many other smaller fees.

Second, the lawmakers decided that almost none of the emergency aid should be subject to "offsets," which are cuts elsewhere in the budget.

Republicans want to offset the $1.6 billion in aid to recent victims of floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes with spending cuts, while Democrats do not think that emergency funding to FEMA should be subject to offsets.

Orthometric corrections (Heiskanen and Moritz 1967) have been applied to the raw differential heights, so the orthometric heights used in this paper are regarded as "true" orthometric heights (subject to an offset between the vertical datum of Tahiti and the geoid).

Our results suggest that diastolic parameter estimation is feasible with non-invasive pressure data subject to pressure offset errors, such as UCA measurements (Geoffrey et al. 2003; Forsberg et al. 2005; Dave et al. 2012) or relative pressure fields from velocity data (Krittian et al. 2012; Song et al. 1994; Yotti et al. 2011).

The president has also threatened to cut off a set of payments, currently the subject of a legal dispute, that insurers need to offset some of their costs.

He's run experiments in which subjects read a fictional article about new technologies to offset global warming by removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and reflecting sunlight into space.

Each pixel is subject to an individual offset in amplitude and phase as given by e in z) in Eq. (24).

The surveys and focus groups were dependent on personal reporting and so subject to recall bias, and the quantitative tracking data was too limited to offset this.

The second was the creation of a large reservoir of losing stocks, which can be sold to offset gains on winning stocks, reducing the amount of capital gains subject to tax for perhaps years to come.