Sentences with phrase «to offset the reduction»

However, it will also cause the price of renewable energy certificates to rise to offset the reduction in the carbon price.

Much of this comes about from the significant reductions in tax rates (reduction of two - percentage points in the GST, a six - percentage point decline in the general corporate income tax rate, among others), without offsetting reductions to program expenses.

In contrast, the higher saturated fat intake raised concentrations of larger, more cholesterol - enriched LDL particles, thus offsetting the reduction in total LDL concentrations that was observed with lower saturated fat intake (8)(Figure 1).

It is often based on information that competitors do not have, making it difficult for them to duplicate — and easily offsetting any reduction in price.

This modest advance in development by China would more than offset the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions achieved by the total abandonment of coal by the United States.

«If the average of charges comes out higher than the # 7,500 which we have used as a modelling assumption, we will have to consider the option of meeting that increased cost to the student finance budget by making offsetting reductions in the remaining HEFCE grant,» he said.

«We expect that these performance fees will more than offset the reduction in management fees over the longer - term, although the timing of performance fees alongside the additional investment in resources may reduce the operating margin of the business over the short to medium term.

So even if we would reduce our emissions e.g. by 1 % it could still be possible, that CO2 levels increase faster, if e.g. the ocean absorb 2 % less, and thus offsetting our reductions.

The European Central Bank and Bank of Japan are still expanding their balance sheets, more than offsetting any reduction in the Fed's balance sheet.

In light of the sustained pressure to scrap the 50p income tax rate, such a move is unlikely to prove easy politically but, if the maths worked, it would be more popular to use the tax system to offset a reduction in benefits by taking people at lower income levels off the tax register.

Their expectation was that by reducing the taxes, they would trigger the growth of the economy which would offset the reduction but that has not happened,» he said.

But the Chancellor introduced separate increases in duties on drink, cigarettes, petrol and diesel which will offset the reduction, so they end up costing about the same.

For starters, the Mayor and the City Council have the power to use a portion of the city's estimated $ 3.5 billion surplus to offset reductions in state education funding.

His campaign said this will not lead to raising taxes and the program would be paid by «offsetting reductions» in the insurance program.

However, increased predation by recovering marine mammals may be offsetting reductions in recreational and commercial harvests, and «masking the success of coast - wide recovery efforts,» the scientists wrote.

However, pressures to increase the amount of arable land for food and fuel could offset the reduction, unless more sustainable land management practices are applied.

David Streets, a senior scientist who studies historic mercury emissions at the Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois, said mercury emissions have gone down in the United States and Europe, but a rush in coal use in some fast - growing countries like China, and a resurgence of artisanal gold mining in places like Africa, is offsetting the reductions.

«If the offsetting reductions would have happened without a carbon market, the market as a whole will fail to achieve its environmental objective,» the letter said.

However, even nutritional regimes that are widely considered healthy, such as popular Paleo - style diets, may not supply adequate amounts of mineral - rich plant foods to offset the reduction in physiological pH that high protein / low carb programs are known to induce.

The legislature set up a «proration - prevention fund» two years ago to offset reductions in the event tax revenues...

Milwaukee and Racine school districts are allowed to raise property taxes to offset their reductions in state aid.

To what extent might those benefit reductions cause hardship for individuals with precarious financial circumstances and whose health appears to limit their ability to offset reductions in Social Security income through increased earnings?

The exchanger can always bring their own cash to the closing table for the replacement property to offset any reduction in debt.

[One exception to the second requirement is that a taxpayer can offset a reduction in replacement property debt by adding cash to the replacement property purchase.]

If people are saving about as much as they want to now, then forcing them to save more in one way, through an expanded CPP, may simply result in an offsetting reduction in their other savings, in their RRSPs or TFSAs.

Management's traditionally conservative outlook & a scrupulous policy of highlighting potential (new) risks is partly to blame — they specifically itemise an expected drop in passive hedging fees, whereas they still «expect that these performance fees will more than offset the reduction in management fees over the longer - term».

One exception to the second requirement is that a taxpayer can offset a reduction in debt by adding new cash to the replacement property closing in an amount that is the same or exceeds the reduction in debt.

The growth in the use of coal in developing (non-OECD) nations will more than offset any reductions the United States may make.

Generally speaking, greenhouse gases tend to suppress precipitation, and an offsetting reduction in the amount of sunlight absorbed by Earth would not restore this precipitation.

«The number - one tax related concern of small businesses today is the possible elimination of deductions and credits without an offsetting reduction in tax rates,» stated NSBA Chair Pedro Alfonso of Dynamic Concepts, Inc. in Washington, D.C. «The need for broad tax reform — and not just a tinkering here and there — is a real need for millions of American small businesses.»