Sentences with phrase «offsets such»

Furthermore, progressive carbon offsets such as NativeEnergy's Help Build projects are designed to deliver habitat conservation alongside carbon offsets — not just as a happy coincidence — to help companies meet non-carbon environmental goals as well as carbon reduction targets.

Progressive carbon offsets such as NativeEnergy's HelpBuild projects are designed to deliver land reclamation benefits alongside carbon offsets — not just as a happy coincidence — to help companies meet non-carbon environmental goals as well as carbon reduction targets.

Bryce belittles Democratic politicians and attacks (with some legitimacy) the ethical and other questions surrounding carbon offsets such as those at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

Others said the deal should include offsets such as health insurance savings.

Campbell has been looking to offset such soup declines that have going on for years (and fell 7 % in the last quarter) with new product innovations, including plant - protein milk and a bigger push of its Garden Fresh Gourmet products.

But failing to offset such changes would lead to higher deficits, which would represent a drag on investment and the economy.

While a US corporation may have sufficient foreign tax credits or other attributes to offset such an amount, it will likely want to carefully evaluate whether a disposition of stock of the foreign subsidiary would result in less tax.

While the company has been able to maintain its loss ratio while offsetting such pressures, less demand could potentially stunt growth for the near term.

To offset such effusions, Allen has a solid corps of detractors, too, one of whose doughtiest said gleefully not long ago: «Mel Allen talks more than a magpie — which isn't saying much.»

And CarbonFund.org even allows you to assess your carbon footprint — and then offers you the ability to offset such emissions by investing in clean energy initiatives.

Offsetting any such savings, according to CSDD, are higher costs due to the increased complexity of clinical trials, a greater focus on chronic and degenerative diseases, and tests for insurers seeking comparative drug effectiveness data.

(Paradoxically, stimulants can help offset such hyperactivity problems, possibly by leveling out inconsistencies in how fast different parts of patients» brains process information.)

A number of scientists have run experiments to find the benefits that might offset such costs.

To offset such misperceptions, we need to require that all schools in all districts report student performance — and calculate achievement gaps — using the same, internationally benchmarked standards.

Offsetting such savings, however, are the voucher expenses for those eligible students who, in the absence of the program, would still have attended a private school.

The extent to which actual future Part A and Part B costs exceed the projected current - law amounts due to changes to the productivity adjustments and physician payments depends on both the specific changes that might be legislated and on whether Congress would pass further provisions to help offset such costs.

For example, of the plans that reported in the 2012 and 2013 surveys that they spent ERRP funds during their 2011 plan year, 56 % reported that they used such funds to offset increases to their health benefit claim costs, and that they offset such costs increases by an average of 42 %.

First off, I would have to find validity in CO2 being a miraculous greenhouse gas that could provide the extra insulating properties to retain the heat needed to offset such a global cooling trend.

kadaka: «First off, I would have to find validity in CO2 being a miraculous green house gas that could provide the extra insulating properties to retain the heat needed to offset such a global cooling trend.»

While there is some influence of differences in forcing patterns among the scenarios, and of effects of oceanic uptake and heat transport in modifying the patterns over time, there is also support for the role of atmospheric heat transport in offsetting such influences (e.g., Boer and Yu, 2003b; Watterson and Dix, 2005).

The proponents claim that they can offset such emissions by buying wind energy from Nevada, etc..

Although the amount to which the employee may have been entitled under an employment agreement may have been more than the employer ended up paying the plaintiff in this case, given his mitigation earnings, the transactional and opportunity costs associated with a lawsuit would have offset any such savings.

Once you enter your information, you can also see ways to offset such additional costs, such as combining your home and auto insurance policies.

So, the customer can't offset such bonus additions with the premium payable.

You agree and understand that we have the right to offset: (i) negative balances in your Fiat Account by selling the necessary amount of Digital Assets in your Digital Asset Account on the open market at a price within 5 % of the Prevailing Market Price to offset such negative balances; (ii) negative balances in your Digital Asset Account by buying the necessary amount of Digital Assets at the Prevailing Market Price to offset such negative balances with the fiat currency in your Fiat Account; and (iii) any and all debts owed to Gemini through the offset of balances of your account or any Related Account.

Not exact matches

Former Grant Thornton partner Matthew Donnelly and former Perth Airport executive Fiona Lander have brought to seven the number of external recruits to join Deloitte's Perth partnership in the past five months, offsetting moves by other partners such as Jenn Morris, who has retired from the firm.

IFRS allows agricultural firms to use the estimated increase in the value of their biological assets, such as plants, to offset costs when calculating gross margins.

Historically, job increases and wage gains have buoyed the housing market and served as an offset to rising mortgage rates, warding off extreme scenarios such as plunging house prices.

Food makers such as Kraft and Mondelez have reported soft volume as they've boosted the prices of their products to help offset the higher commodity costs.

Petronas acknowledged the B.C. government has «brought resolution to key policy matters,» such as establishing a tax regime for LNG firms, detailing offsets for greenhouse gas emissions and gaining support from First Nations.

Overall, hefty entry fees per class help such studios offset expenses that include high rents in large metro areas, bikes that can cost more than $ 1,000 each, and extensive plumbing and HVAC renovations often required to keep cyclists cool during difficult workouts.

Non-bank dealers complained that the CFTC's proposal did not allow them to perform such «netting» of offsetting trades.

Ultimately if other projects drop off, such as ones that would provide future potash supplies, and demand increases due to lower prices, «there will be an offset through higher demand, certainly,» he added.

Those can include import taxes that offset unfair practices such as government subsidies or below - cost pricing.

«If there are any negative effects of low rates on net interest income in the future, they should be largely offset by the positive effects of monetary stimulus on the other main components of profitability, such as the quality of loans and therefore on loan - loss provisions,» Draghi added.

«Nevertheless, the nature of the price shocks were such that, in my view, there was little that monetary policy should or even could have done to offset them.»

Despite the promise of such technologies, the industry has its work cut out for it satisfying non-governmental organizations that insist that all the technological improvements are being offset — and then some — by the cumulative growth of the industry.

Airlines have steadily added and increased fees for other services such as checking luggage and buying tickets from a reservation agent since 2008, first to help cover jet fuel costs, then to offset large losses.

Prices go down per unit, but Emiliani believes the savings are often offset by hidden costs, such as more returns, greater warranty claims, and a larger volume of customer service calls.

This could have been done to offset some of the negative commentaries concerning the fiscal outcome for 2015 - 16, such as the downward revisions to economic growth by the IMF, the Bank of Canada and a number of private sector economists.

Business credit has been falling, but this has been more than offset by increases in non-intermediated sources of funding, such as equity raisings and corporate bond issuance.

Upon the consummation of certain acquisitions or split - up, spin - off or divestiture transactions, each then - unachieved market capitalization milestone and / or operational milestone will be adjusted to offset the impact of such transactions to the extent they could be considered material to the achievement of those milestones.

Larger industry groups such as food products, metals and machinery are much less adversely affected by the strong dollar, and these minor problems have generally been offset by strong growth in demand.

Japan's Nikkei share average edged lower on Monday morning after index - heavy stocks such as SoftBank and Terumo lost ground, offsetting gains in financial stocks, which rallied after U.S. yields rose.

The purpose of the contribution was to retire such shares in order to offset stock ownership dilution to existing investors in connection with future issuances under the 2009 Stock Plan.

Japan's Nikkei share average fell on Monday as index heavyweight stocks such as SoftBank and Terumo lost ground, offsetting gains in financials, which rallied after U.S. yields rose.

The S&P 500 eked out a small gain while the Dow declined after a volatile trading session on Wednesday, with weakness in sectors such as consumer staples and financials offsetting strong gains in the energy and industrial indexes.

Such a portfolio hedges each investment with an offsetting investment; the individual investor's choice on how much to offset the investments depends on the level of risk and expected return willing to accept.

While the decline in IPO transactions for venture - backed companies in the 2000s is dramatic, the rise in M&A transactions has more than offset the losses such that there is a healthy trend line of positive exits over the three decades.

While such a large underfunding of the pension is some cause for concern, it is not large enough to offset the strong cash flows of the business.