Sentence examples for mitigate and palliate from inspiring English sources

He added that concerns had been "very, very powerfully raised about this and I think we need to be explaining and doing everything to mitigate and palliate the impact".

Boris Johnson has hardened his criticism of the way the Conservative government is cutting tax credits, saying everything possible must be done to "mitigate and palliate" the loss of up to £1,300 a year for millions of families.

Two Conservative MPs, David Davis and Stephen McPartland, voted against the motion to reform tax credits, which passed last month and London Mayor Boris Johnson has also spoken out about the possible impact of the cuts on low income families, admitting that the party needed to "work on" the plans and "mitigate and palliate" their impact.

The CT patients were managed conservatively, that is, followed expectantly and palliated (endocrine treatment; estrogens or orchiectomy) at symptoms only.

Painted with pastels, awash in remembrance and melancholy and humming with palliating jingles, the new musical "Summer of '42" arrived at the Variety Arts Theater yesterday, timely in its way, the title notwithstanding.

There were 231 and 249 patients palliated with PS and SEMS, respectively.

However, it also finds – and NARA has found – that she mitigated those problems and the department has mitigated those problems.

Lupita's sister Juana died of cervical cancer a few years ago; in the two years between her diagnosis and her barely palliated death, she was shut out of the many for-profit hospitals and medical facilities in Cameron County.

TS was achieved in 204 (88.3%) and 246 (98.8%) patients palliated with PS and SEMS, respectively.

Many side effects can be minimized or palliated and are of limited duration.

"Consequent risk to infrastructure needs to be understood and mitigated.