Accommodations are not granted retroactively and do not excuse any prior unexcused untimely assignments or mitigate any consequences from failing to meet deadlines.
And when there is an examination or investigation, it is key to marshal the evidence and be prepared to explain why decisions were made, so as to minimize or mitigate any consequences.
People wanted messages about specific actions that they could take to protect themselves and their families and to mitigate any consequences.
As new policies are designed and implemented to battle the opioid crisis, policymakers must work closely with practitioners, patients, and researchers to identify — and promptly mitigate — any unintended consequences.
If a company wishes to keep their BYOD policy, it must offer training programs that address the issues associated with misplaced devices and security measures such as a "remote wipe" that individual employees could use to mitigate any negative consequences.
Thus, relative to voluntourists, medical tourists will often find it very difficult to determine how to mitigate any negative consequences of their travel, if they are even aware that such risks exist.
Passive parental consent or community-based collaborative consent may mitigate any potentially negative consequences of active procedures, and potentially grant adolescents more autonomy during research participation.
We also discuss strategies of design and oversight required to mitigate any unintended negative downstream consequences of such a system.
My second question is, if Congress approves a measure to allow exploration and development of the coastal plain and it becomes law, will you uphold the law Congress passes and use all the powers afforded to you to mitigate any potential negative environmental consequences?
Mr. Martens disagreed that the process was being rushed, noting that the department has been examining the environmental impacts of drilling and ways of mitigating any adverse consequences for more than three years.
"We are monitoring European developments very closely, and we will continue to do all that we can to mitigate the consequence of any adverse developments abroad on the U.S. financial system," she added.
