Sentence examples for focus mitigating from inspiring English sources
In the past few years, negotiations over a global climate treaty have developed a dual focus — mitigating climate change and adapting to it.
Instead, the bills focus on mitigating the disaster once it happens, through a process called "resolution authority".
Given India's slowing growth rate and the sheer scale of the gap with China, India has no choice but to accept its relative disadvantage and focus on mitigating some of its own vulnerabilities.
This is no more amply demonstrated by the fact that hospices – which focus on mitigating suffering – tend to be charitably supported, whereas as a nation we use 30% of our lifetime health expenditure in our last year of life, receiving intensive and traumatic hospital-based treatment.
We focus on mitigating the cross-tier interference between the macrocell and femtocells in downlink by partitioning severe interfering femtocells.
Government incentives supporting afforestation in New Zealand tend to focus on mitigating the effects of greenhouse gases such as carbon.
Protocols such as ALOHA and CSMA are some of the earliest works that focus on mitigating packet collisions in uncoordinated networks.
However, these controls mainly focus on mitigating the risk insurers are liable for and still allow room for the attack to take place.
Because extensive accumulations of secondary oxyhydroxides of ferric iron are already present, remediation strategies for the ETMA should focus on mitigating the release of sulfide oxidation products rather than on preventing further oxidation.
In this paper, we focus on mitigating the inter-beam interference (IBI) to improve the throughput by utilizing massive multiple input and multiple output (MIMO -based MIMO -basedm beamforming.
That transition will require improvements in individual project assessment practice especially a shift from a focus on mitigating "significant adverse effects" to requiring "positive contributions to sustainability" as well as avoidance of adverse effects.
