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counterbalance

to counterbalance
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  • (een gebrek of tekortkoming) vergoeden
  • adjust for

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to counterbalance
Werkwoord
    • contrast with equal weight or force

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    to counterbalance
    Werkwoord
    • neutraliseren, opvangen
    • oppose and mitigate the effects of by contrary actions

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    counterbalance
    Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • gewicht om iets in evenwicht te brengen
    • a weight that balances another weight

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    counterbalance
    Zelfstandig naamwoord
      • a compensating equivalent

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      counterbalance
      Zelfstandig naamwoord
      • equaliser, equalizer
      • a weight that balances another weight

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      counterbalance
      Zelfstandig naamwoord
      • contragewicht
      • a weight that balances another weight

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      counterbalance
      Zelfstandig naamwoord
        • equality of distribution

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        Voorbeeldzinnen

        1. Tom, this lumber, sat at one end of this sentence, while, too light to counterbalance him, on the other side, sat Mary.
        2. But the question whether the increased interest rates were sufficient to counterbalance this risk is difficult to assess.
        3. In such situations, State aid may therefore create individual incentives for enterprises to counterbalance the effects of the negative externalities linked to pollution.
        4. This type of aid is intended to create an individual incentive to counterbalance the effects of negative externalities, where it is not possible to identify the polluter and make it pay for repairing the environmental damage it has caused.
        5. In this respect, the closure of PM2 and the reduction of production in Finland and Sweden that (partially) counterbalance the increased capacity of PM3 and PM4, cannot be taken into account.
        6. To counterbalance the effects on isoglucose of the fall in sugar prices, as well as to avoid penalizing the production of some isoglucose qualities, additional quotas should be allocated to the current isoglucose beneficiaries.
        7. In addition, the German authorities have not provided arguments in favour of the TRS which would counterbalance the higher administrative burden, for road hauliers, of the technically complicated introduction of the TRS as compared to simply maintaining the lower toll rate.