Sentence examples for fund to mitigate from inspiring English sources

Plaid Cymru said Wales should be ambitious with a flagship, market funded £500m fund to mitigate against the reduction in capital spending.

Sturgeon shouted: "Rubbish" and charged Labour with standing in the way of devolving welfare powers to the Scottish parliament, saying: "I don't want to live in a Scotland where we have to set up a welfare fund to mitigate Tory cuts".

It would include a £70m fund to mitigate the impact of the changes.

Clamoring for funds to mitigate the effects of a changing climate isn't enough.

"Banks are scraping around to raise funds to mitigate the impact of the capital requirements," said Ian Gordon, a banking analyst at Investec in London.

David Orr, chief executive of the National Housing Federation, which represents housing associations, said: "The DWPs' continued claim that DHPs [additional funding to mitigate the worst effects] will protect all of the most vulnerable is simply not true.

On the one hand our leaders are denying climate change and cutting funding to mitigate what people a lot smarter than I am describe as the greatest environmental, political, economic and security threat facing our nation and planet.

Not only are there injured parties, but there is often an outcry from stakeholders over the use of much-needed funds to mitigate the damage.

Alternatively, China, India, and the United States argued in favor of increased stimulus funding to mitigate the effects of recession.

Hospitals that treat large numbers of uninsured people, and eat the cost of their unpaid bills, stand to gain from more people having health coverage, especially since the new law scales back programs that currently provide funding to mitigate those costs.

UNICEF supports national efforts to reduce and treat malaria in Rwanda as well as broaden partnerships and leverage funds to mitigate malaria.