Sentence examples for lessening risks from inspiring English sources

With a view to lessening risks from climate hazards, adaptation is increasingly considered a core activity over mitigation (Füssel 2007).

As the report states, and this column has previously reported, such independence allows PIs to regard safety officials "as infringing on their academic freedom" -- quoting the report -- rather than as offering information useful for lessening risks.

That has occurred partly because of lessening risk aversion among investors, and partly because of increased liquidity in markets like municipal bonds.

"It was felt that the benign purpose of the survey would spread quickly by word of mouth among households, thus lessening risk to interviewers," it said.

The CDPH offered similar advice on lessening risk from exposure to the wildfires on its Web site.

The researchers argue that FEMA and Congress ought to make such programs contingent on communities doing everything possible to lessen risks, including pulling back from the shoreline.

Adaptive strategies to lessen risks, plus public health preparedness, can help build community resilience and reduce vulnerability to climate change.

In addition to generating some of the manufacturing costs, the arrangement also lessens risk by determining whether there is demand for a design before it is ever produced.

A nuclear critic with extensive technical expertise, David Lochbaum of the Union of Concerned Scientists, said moving fuel into casks could increase or lessen risk, depending on how it was done.

But most people are not taking any steps to lessen risk, the survey said: they have not diversified their holdings, increased the allocation of bonds in their portfolios or reduced their exposure to stock.

Economic interdependence would lessen risk, improve the quality of life for normal North Koreans and disperse power within the country.