Sentence examples for legitimate mitigation from inspiring English sources
The party says the companies are based at the same Maltese address as a firm called 'Bentley Trust (Malta)', which advertises financial services including the "legitimate mitigation" of tax.
His goofy plans, however, didn't resemble any legitimate attempt at forest carbon mitigation, and most of the indigenous people he targeted as partners wouldn't sign with him.
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) may be legitimate targets for direct control or mitigation, due to their impacts on commercial fisheries and public health.
When stakeholders (e.g. communities and organisations) actively participate as legitimate partners in the communication (and mitigation) exercise, they are empowered to make change which increases their resilience (Covello and Allen [1988]; Paton et al. [2005]).
His "family office" said: "One of the known and perfectly legitimate advantages of such trusts was the mitigation of estate duty … The trustees may or may not hold certain of their cash assets in Kleinwort Benson in the Channel Islands from time to time.
Now the tenant really had a legitimate complaint and Cohen found herself dealing with mold mitigation contractors.
Although these evolving standards are voluntary, they provide legitimate and reasonable benchmarks to assist a company with prevention and mitigation.
It also includes examples of situations involving reasonable, low-cost, much less sophisticated mitigation actions, for which the application of VALS can be legitimate and effective.
However, even with such reactive mitigation approaches in place, network under DDoS attack becomes unstable and legitimate users in the network suffer in terms of increased response times and frequent network failures.
Leadership from heads of government and a plan of action for fast mitigation to complement the UN agreement can start to answer the legitimate demands of all citizens for their governments to avoid the irreversible climate crisis.
"Mitigation becomes challenging".
