Sentence examples for measure to mitigate from inspiring English sources

He perceived his efforts to support renewable energy installations as a measure to mitigate climate change.

The study demonstrated that tree planting in conjunction with proper planning is an effective measure to mitigate daytime UHI.

In addition, simultaneous inclusion of either tripolyphosphate type retarder or Na2SO4 admixtures was examined as a measure to mitigate the workability loss of NZ blended mortars.

Although emigration could not solve the employment problem by itself, it was a temporary measure to mitigate its effects, and remittances were much appreciated.

Increasing the on-time rate of bus service can prompt the people's willingness to travel by bus, which is an effective measure to mitigate the city traffic congestion.

However, an improved latrine by JICA, structural measure to mitigate the impact of floods, ensures that the raised latrine floor prevents filthy flood waters from overflowing the floor.

We also apply a simple yet effective measure to mitigating the risk of the attack via record multiplicity (ARM).

The Association aims to engage the Federal government on measures to mitigate similar armed stand-offs from happening again, through "education, mitigation and implementation".

"We must develop the best possible package of measures to mitigate the impacts on local people.

Head colds and frigid temperatures demand extreme measures to mitigate the chill.

He said the DfT was looking at a range of measures to mitigate the risk as a top priority.