Sentence examples for assistance to mitigate from inspiring English sources

Benin has appealed for international assistance to mitigate piracy against commercial shipping in its territory.

· There should be a well-designed, well-targeted and sustainable social protection system, not just ad hoc temporary assistance, to mitigate the impact of both crises and calamities on the poorest families, especially children.

While the recently announced Euro area financial assistance for banks and the Euro area summit statement help to mitigate short-term risks, market tensions could intensify further, threatening market access, particularly if policies fail to stem capital outflows or due to further stress elsewhere in the euro area.

That would help to mitigate the high marginal tax rates.

The United States provided a loan of $508,245 (1994 USD) for emergency assistance and to train locals to mitigate future events.

The WHO Global Action Plan for the Prevention and Control of Noncommunicable Diseases 2013 2020 (GAPNCD) recognizes the role of WHO in offering technical assistance to developing country governments to mitigate the impact of trade agreements on health.

Cessation programs and interventions that provide assistance are urgently required if we are to mitigate the Uttarakhand tobacco usage epidemic.

This point, along with the fact that participation would not influence any assistance received, was stressed when approaching households to mitigate unregistered refugees' fears of participation.

The community has become more dependent on external assistance, and more reluctant to prepare for or to mitigate disaster situations.

A more in-depth understanding of fiduciary risks and greater engagement with government authorities, regulatory bodies, and financial/legal experts on many levels is needed to mitigate and manage risks that assistance could be delayed or interrupted.

American officials say Washington has taken steps to mitigate the risks, by giving Pakistan assistance in checking containers leaving from key ports for radioactive materials, for example.