Sentence examples for mitigate any preventable from inspiring English sources

Leading sports bodies need to align their practice with their ideals by introducing all measures necessary to mitigate any preventable harm to children and respect their rights.

This should mitigate any tendency towards clustering.

"You mitigate any excuses," Anderson said in a telephone interview.

That should mitigate any renewed attempt by its citizens to live beyond their means.

We are looking at potential options to mitigate any possible damage this satellite may cause".

Lebanon's centrality in Arab politics could help to mitigate any losses.

The $500,000, meant to mitigate any damage caused by stopping the sale, is now in dispute.

Engle doesn't believe one single policy decision could mitigate any of this.

GKN's global diversity will help mitigate any further trouble in Europe, he says.

While the debate on climate continued, we looked at viable opportunities to mitigate any impacts".

It said the sale of any assets would be "closely scrutinized" to mitigate any additional risks to taxpayers.