By 2019-20, that fiscal gap would widen further to £9.7bn, leaving an accumulated shortfall by then of £43bn, which would also be over and above Scotland's current spending gaps and debt repayments.
Snow-melting pavement with electric heating pipes (SMP-EHP) is used to mitigate the accumulated snow problem for large longitudinal slopes or slippery roads.
Land based aquaculture has the potential to mitigate future shortfalls of food fish supply in Solomon Islands.
You may think this is a peculiar state of affairs when councils are simultaneously selling assets to mitigate budget shortfalls.
"It's important for our people to know that we understand the situation and that we're willing to use the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to mitigate any shortfalls in crude oil that could affect our consumers," Bush said.
"We can solve this problem without raising taxes". Payroll tax is now collected on only the first $90,000 of a worker's annual income, and raising or eliminating that cutoff could help mitigate expected shortfalls for Social Security.
Commissioners believe cracking down on illegal short-term rentals by boosting fines could mitigate such shortfalls, though the possible revenue from that is unknown.
If the MTA were to prevail in a successful lawsuit, it could potentially recover triple damages, which could help mitigate budget shortfalls, and avoid layoffs, fare hikes and fees.
We find that a central system that supports a shared investigation can mitigate some shortfalls in campus infrastructure (such as time for new curriculum development, availability of IT services) and provides collegial support for change.
The mayor said yesterday that the city's budget was "the strongest in the country" and that his practice of conservative revenue estimates and other factors would help mitigate the budget shortfalls and projected gaps.
A feel-good factor at the culmination of the general election should get the top tiers of the property market moving again as the uncertainty clears, and this is likely to mitigate any shortfall in the meantime".
