Sentence examples for disasters mitigation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, as they cannot remove all risk of future disasters, mitigation of small to medium-scale events may lead to greater events.

But a review of those layers found that "significant reinforcements" are required for each type of preparation: protection (preventing meltdowns or other disasters), mitigation (making such accidents less harmful if they happen), and emergency preparedness (responding to accidents).

He says no disaster mitigation measure is absolute.

Instead, the focus of insurers' advocacy efforts is zoning rules and disaster mitigation.

RICHARD G. LITTLE Troy, N.Y., May 21, 2013 The writer is a visiting research scholar in disaster mitigation at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

The corporate sustainability community and those responsible for driving change within their organisations should learn from BP's failure to entrench satisfactory disaster mitigation programmes.

Nakano Central Park is another example of a park that has more fully integrated disaster mitigation into spaces such as offices, restaurants and meeting spots.

For one thing, they've put themselves in a position where they are almost forced to oppose spending on disaster mitigation.

It is sobering that such calamities could so badly hurt Japan, a technologically advanced nation that puts great emphasis on disaster mitigation.

"Cut away the unbelievable red tape — typically three to five years of it for approval of even the most meritorious FEMA disaster mitigation project".

Despite the investment of billions of yen in disaster mitigation technology and the institution of robust building codes, entire villages have been swept out to sea.