They cancel each other out.

You're given an expense allowance for your meals, right?

The benefits of this will more than compensate for the economic costs of enlargement.

Ganza complained that parliamentarians are not compensated for expenses.

The two things are compensating each other but they are very related and connected.

Egypt can only hope for cash infusions to offset its internal hemorrhaging.

ad hoc hypotheses compensate for anomalies not anticipated by the theory in its unmodified form.

An even larger portion would have been unprofitable without the government subsidies that cushion potential losses.

According to the State Government these additional elective procedures will largely reverse the recent cuts.

Therefore, the current standard rates of reimbursement do not fully compensate all Governments for their troop costs.

And this is one of many ways that we think other cultures offset this kind of lonely period.

Great hardship is imposed on those States when the expenditures they have incurred are not quickly and fully reimbursed.

Global investors are apparently willing to accept these extraordinarily low rates, even though they do not appear to compensate for expected inflation.

But crop insurance suffers from what economists call a moral hazard, because it reduces farmers incentives to ensure the crop s success.

The farmer may neglect the crop or refuse to invest in saving a failing crop if he knows that a payout is forthcoming.

The additional recovery income offsets the growth in support budget expenditures, thus maximizing the funds available for programme assistance.

Additionally, the rapid increase in transport, together with the general use of low quality fuels, are offsetting the decrease in emissions from less industrial production.

But, as trade liberalization has lowered tariffs and duties, the share of trade taxes has declined, while other sources have not compensated for falling trade revenue.

The energy intensiveness of the economy will continue to decline at an average annual rate of 1.6 , as efficiency gains and structural shifts offset part of the overall growth in demand.

A rebound in agriculture, as well as strong domestic consumption and investment, is expected to offset a deceleration in export growth resulting from the deceleration in the developed countries.

A few days delay, waiting for conditions to improve, is usually worthwhile, as better establishment and crop growth will compensate for time delay.

Here they could not endure the winter without damage to health, and no hothouse tomatoes will compensate them, believe Novosibirsk nutritionists and doctors surveyed on the eve of Vegetarian Day.

Some large and many minor restoration projects in rivers, lakes, bogs and mires are, to some extent, compensating for these losses, though mostly on a small scale.

Baltic sawmills are compensating for the shortfall in domestic resources by increasing imports of logs and rough sawnwood for further processing, mainly from Russia and Belarus.

Years after this explanation was dismissed, Albert Einstein showed that the two pressures do not cancel out exactly at the edges of the vanes because of the temperature difference there.

There is now some pushback on prices, but drug companies are compensating by convincing more people to take more drugs for dubious or exaggerated ailments, thereby increasing volume.

An infuriated British government responsded with the so called Coercive Acts of 1774, which, among other things, closed the port of Boston until the locals compensated the East India Company for the tea.

I went on the block was stationary so there must be an offsetting force then we said, that's the force of friction and it must be 49 N upwards and so they completely net out in that direction

A positive sign here is the recent decision by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to provide 215 million to complete the nuclear power stations at Rivne and Khmelnytsky, which will compensate for the loss of Chernobyl s generating capacity.

In the U.S., the Federal Reserve most commonly uses overnight repurchase agreements (repos) to temporarily create money, or reverse repos to temporarily destroy money, which offset temporary changes in the level of bank reserves.

Saudi Arabia states that the increase in the number of cases of cardiovascular, respiratory and systemic diseases was due to the presence of airborne contaminants such as sulphur dioxide nitrogen oxides heavy metals polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and particulate matter from the oil well fires in Kuwait the oil that was spilled into the Persian Gulf from damaged terminals, pipelines and tankers contaminants from vehicle emissions and windblown dust from disturbed desert areas.

Accordingly, the Panel recommends no compensation for this claim unit. Recommended award The Panel's recommendations in respect of claim No. 5000460 are summarized in table 11.

In such cases, the brain drain represented a brain overflow and benefits, such as remittances and a vast array of resources, largely offset losses in terms of investment in education and training.