"Although it was a high reading, there was substantial mitigation". Outside the court, Mr Souter read a statement on behalf of Unsworth.
As the evaluation proceeded, Mr. Miller said in an interview, he became concerned that, unless there were substantial mitigation of effects of increased traffic, dust and industrial activity, the impact of this project would most likely be "significant".
I settled on the State of Indiana v. Jeremy Gross because I'd been looking for a case in which guilt was not in doubt and in which substantial mitigation was presented.
Although PCAST called for "very substantial mitigation," its report declined to recommend the idea of putting a price on carbon pollution, a centerpiece of climate legislation that Congress rejected earlier in Obama's term-or the administration's pending decision on whether to permit the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada.
And substantial mitigation credit was already available prior to the initiation of the Pilot Program, as demonstrated by the 45 percent reduction in the VimpelCom settlement.
In a carbon constrained environment, the ongoing utilisation of southeastern Australia's extensive brown coal reserves, largely contained within Victoria's Latrobe Valley, will require substantial mitigation of the related greenhouse gas emissions.
But there is strong evidence that as long as such a movement is predicated on deeply cutting carbon emissions, no matter the cost, such a political tipping point is unlikely to arrive — at least not before climate catastrophe is so close at hand that substantial mitigation actions will be largely beside the point.
Given their disproportionately large current emissions, even very substantial mitigation commitments leave them with disproportionately large future emission rights.
On the contrary, the results after refurbishment do not demonstrate such spurious phenomena, owing to the substantial mitigation of errors.
As expected, damping hasnot resulted in substantial mitigation of the structural damage for shear wall withlarge openings (Figures 13 and 14).
