Sentence examples for A mitigation of from inspiring English sources

A mitigation of the Academy's skepticism would have opened the way for the suitably circumspect adoption of views in a wide range of areas.

We will need to consider a mitigation of commissioning external organisations to conduct this work, but the cost would be around £400k per application cycle".

This offended the Arian king Theodoric of the Ostrogoths, who forced Pope John I to visit Constantinople to plead for a mitigation of the edict.

"The rules say that it is a violation, but if you can show that the athlete had no fault or no significant fault, there could be a mitigation of the sanction," Wadler said.

But this counted as success, since what Worthing reported was relief from the previous treatment ("chronic sedation and restraint") and a mitigation of pain: after the surgery, patients suffered less, because they felt less.

In the later Middle Ages other colours were used in various churches, such as blue for certain feasts of the Virgin Mary, and rose (a mitigation of violet) on the third Sunday in Advent and the fourth Sunday in Lent.

The council is made up of all the member states, including the UK, that are party to the European Convention on Human Rights - and it had the rare treat of a mitigation plea of sorts from a justice minister - Lord Faulks.

A mitigation plan of expanded subway service, buses, and ferries begins to take shape.

From a mitigation point of view it could be preferable to store the product carbon in landfills rather than substituting highly efficient modern energy systems.

Interestingly, we also observed a mitigation effect of PM treatment, that is, when PM was added to the cells shortly after irradiation.

The results show that a significant mitigation of the harmful effects of a pandemic influenza outbreak can be achieved through appropriately designed NPI strategies.