He contends that under federal law, payments to local communities are designed to mitigate the impact of a casino, not buy political support.
The oil-for-food programme, a UN scheme designed to mitigate the embargo's worst effects by allowing Iraq to trade oil for humanitarian goods, is slow and cumbersome.
One Hundred and One Dalmatians introduced a new animation technology called xerography, which was designed to mitigate the skyrocketing costs of traditional animated movies.
Of course, MLS's lop-sided fixture list – designed to mitigate the travelling done by each team – has to be factored into any mile-by-mile assessment, but the physical commitments asked of its players is in no doubt.
They have engaged closely with the communities in which they work, ensuring that the new homes do go to former residents in moves designed to mitigate the inevitable gentrification that has shaped much of the city's reconstruction.
The Laos authorities insist the dam will be designed to mitigate the impact on food security, ecosystems and wildlife, but officials acknowledge that no solution is ideal for the environment.
What caused a sharp intake of breath when Mr Darling announced their plans on November 24th was not the size of the much-vaunted fiscal stimulus designed to mitigate the recession.
France has pressed for tighter coordination on regulatory and accounting measures, as well as on policies designed to mitigate the effects of the current crisis up to and including a European bail-out fund.
The core is designed to mitigate the coolant degradation seen in early organic reactors.
Forward collision warning (FCW) systems are designed to mitigate the effects of rear-end collisions.
This study tested a DSS designed to mitigate the effects of the anchoring and adjustment bias.
