Sentence examples for aim at mitigating from inspiring English sources

The policies aim at mitigating volatility in commodity and foreign exchange markets by improving regulation, bolstering the role of the International Monetary Fund and drawing China into a more active role in the international monetary system.

Recent standards like ISO 26262 aim at mitigating these safety problems.

The new designs aim at mitigating side-effects of stress shadowing whereas enhance the far-field fracture complexity.

Discriminative approaches aim at mitigating both view variations and intra-subject variations of gait itself at the same time, and hence the intra-subject variations of gait itself included the training set are rather welcomed to train a better discriminative models.

A mitigation measure is an intervention specifically aimed at mitigating the effects of an alternative on a particular sector to reduce the opposition of some of the Stakeholders or to transform it into acceptance or support.

The A.K.P.-led government has adopted a series of "judicial reform packages" aimed at mitigating the worst abuses.

Working with local governments and the National Health Service, programs aimed at mitigating loneliness have sprung up in dozens of cities and towns.

Reports surfaced in the 1990's that some children were being killed by the force of conventional air bags, which are aimed at mitigating frontal impact injury.

The forthcoming report will be watched with special interest because the coalition government that preceded the current Tory administration halved spending on measures aimed at mitigating the impact of climate change.

Since the World Bank money has been aimed at mitigating the worst effects of Argentina's economic crisis, the default has potentially unpleasant consequences for the country's poorest citizens.Poverty has increased sharply in Argentina.

Elferink blamed legislative impediments for a failure to keep detainees, staff and the public safe during a number of recent critical incidents, and said the bill was aimed at "mitigating incidents regarding young people where they may compromise the safety of the public and their confidence in the integrity of the youth detention system".