Sentence examples for be mitigation in from inspiring English sources

There should be mitigation in the system to protect school standards and ensure a loss of funding doesn't hamstring local areas.

Yes, there may be some mitigation in being played by Jack Nicholson, but make no mistake.

There can be some mitigation in the failed attempts to buy Thomas Müller from Bayern Munich, Neymar from Barcelona and Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale from Real Madrid.

However, there was slight mitigation in that the innings had become a little stagnant against urgent bowling.

The judge said the level of culpability of Luczak and Krezolek was "extremely high" and that there was "minimal mitigation in this case".

Media captionAmy Weir: "The focus on this particular child got lost" The judge said the level of culpability of Luczak and Krezolek was "extremely high" and that there was "minimal mitigation in this case".

This is called "mitigation", in the jargon.

There is distinct mitigation in terms of air pollutants from the transport sector as well.

Unfortunately for Boly, he ought to have realised that is no mitigation in modern football when the follow-through involves studs connecting with a player's ankle.

There has been some mitigation in demand for comput[ing] power.

Another concern is that mitigation in some countries may produce "leakages" in others.