Sentence examples for through offsetting from inspiring English sources
If extended, they were supposed to be paid for either through offsetting tax increases or spending cuts.
More significant are corporate mergers or acquisitions motivated by the possibility of saving taxes through offsetting the losses of some against the profits of others.
To avoid loss, the certificates are likely to be entrusted to commercial banks or a clearing agency that is able to handle much of the transfer function through offsetting transactions and bookkeeping entries.
Economic stabilizer, any of the institutions and practices in an economy that serve to reduce fluctuations in the business cycle through offsetting effects on the amounts of income available for spending (disposable income).
They have dismissed Mr. Obama's promises that his plan will be fully paid for through offsetting spending cuts or increased taxes, and have cast the plan as a costly takeover of health care by the government.
If Romney enters office and slashes tax rates without pushing through offsetting spending cuts, the budget deficit will shoot up — just as it did following the Reagan and Bush tax cuts.
Special fixtures were used to apply the bending moments through offset shims of various thicknesses placed between the specimen and the loading axis.
In order to investigate forming directly complex parts without support materials or structures by uniform micro droplets deposition technique, the present work focus on fabricating the unsupported inclined aluminum pillars through offset deposition.
That could be achieved through efficiency measures, using recycled water, or through offset fees that would go into water conservation programs.
He's made it possible for me to publish my books when the cost of printing thousands of copies through offset printing was not an option for me.
Specifically, a first type of vdW interaction occurs through offset parallel displacements of the Mes groups (red or blue ovals in Figure 1 e and f) belonging to those neighbouring molecules that are arranged side-by-side across the row borders (purple or green triangles in Figure 1 c and d).
