Sentence examples for forces to mitigate from inspiring English sources

A police spokesperson said: "The National Counter Terrorism Policing Operations Centre (NCTPOC) monitors information and intelligence and assists police forces to mitigate against threats to communities".

In addition, this focus urges us to mobilize forces to mitigate the transgenerational transmission of violence and to bridge the treatment gap by revitalizing a multisectoral and community-based approach to public health.

It is possible that increased stress caused by our manipulation constrained the development of muscular capacity, meaning that the disadvantaged birds were not able to produce the muscular force to mitigate the negative effects of taking off steeply on speed to the same extent as the advantaged birds.

Studying its migrant habitat could easily delay Ikea for years, eventually stopping the project or at least forcing Ikea to mitigate the habitat loss.

As a result, questions persist over the per-hectare reliabilities of national-scale carbon stock monitoring [21], and this issue continues to stand in the way of what could be a strong economic forcing mechanism to mitigate climate change.

As a result, questions persist over the per-hectare reliabilities of national-scale carbon stock monitoring [ 21], and this issue continues to stand in the way of what could be a strong economic forcing mechanism to mitigate climate change.

As Hillary Clinton, the American secretary of state, recognised, Britain remains "the most capable partner for our forces as we seek to mitigate the shared threats of the 21st Century".

The bigger question is why Obama is not utilizing all of the military and civilian forces at his disposal to mitigate this disaster while the Coast Guard works as a private guard for BP.

It might just be that the D.C. police department, which has been under scrutiny since the late 1990s for its use of force, had already been trained to mitigate its use of force compared to other police departments nationally.

On the other hand, the spectrum degradation procedure described above is also triggered by the arrival of a PU to mitigate forced termination of interrupted SU calls.

As there was "constant danger of excess, the effort ought to be by force of public opinion to mitigate and assuage it".