Sentence examples for intends to mitigate from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C.'s proposal intends to mitigate some of those conflicts, which have long hurt the industry's reputation.

Until Romney details exactly how he intends to mitigate the highly regressive aspects of his plan, he can expect to see more headlines about it being another huge sop to the rich.

George Blumenthal, UCSC's 10th Chancellor, intends to mitigate growth constraints in Santa Cruz by developing off-campus sites in Silicon Valley.

Regulators and doctors tend to be less tolerant of side effects in quality-of-life drugs than they are in medicines intended to mitigate life-and-death diseases.

The trading unit, called the chief investment office, was a star performer within the bank, producing profits even while intended to mitigate risk.

The discount window is a basic feature of the central bank's original design, intended to mitigate bank runs and other cash squeezes.

It bought complicated financial hedges intended to mitigate the impact of high fuel prices, and gained a precious advantage over its competitors as oil prices soared.

But on many of those issues, the draft platform -- which will be completed at a meeting in Cleveland later this month -- also includes provisions intended to mitigate the concerns of liberals.

The timing of the government's pronouncements on the subject seemed intended to mitigate the negative impact of the continuing Yukos story, which has raised questions about Russia's commitment to private enterprise.

The size is intended to mitigate wrist injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome by incorporating a built-in palm rest and encouraging users to move the mouse with arm motions rather than the more vulnerable wrist muscles.

Beacon Hill is one of the biggest hedge fund managers in the mortgage-bond market, and the short positions in Treasuries were intended to "mitigate the effects of interest rate movements" on its portfolio, the S.E.C. suit says.