Sentence examples for mitigate as from inspiring English sources

We therefore wish to establish the nature of Miranda's activity, assess the risk that Miranda poses to national security and mitigate as appropriate".

That requires collective action globally to mitigate as much climate change as we can and the building of resilient states locally to adapt to what we can't mitigate.

"These changes will result in a headcount reduction, but every effort will be made through a voluntary scheme, to mitigate as much as is possible, the need for compulsory redundancies.

Since reactions such as my mother's are extremely common, I think there should be a special emergency room for older people that at least tries to mitigate, as much as possible, the nightmare of dislocation, as well as some of the horrible spinoff damaging effects of being there.

"To mitigate as much risk as possible, you need a platform approach.

As the disadvantages are difficult to mitigate as soon as possible, the chemical flooding may not be suitable for the full-field implementation at present.

It would also likely be unproductive, because previous efforts to limit access to these drugs have met with resistance from groups some funded by the pharmaceutical industry that point out, reasonably, that adults with chronic pain deserve to have their suffering mitigated as much as possible.

Since sustained oscillations represent a risk for instability or insecurity of power systems, they should be mitigated as soon as possible.

"One of our major objectives has to be to work with everyone concerned to ensure that the commercial challenges that this case has and will continue to cause can be mitigated as far as they possibly can so that sporting integrity can be the overriding factor.

While these temporary disruptions must be mitigated as much as possible, the alternative is to give up on this process part way through and revert to a brutal status quo ante that even critics of the bill surely don't endorse.

The producers have bent over backwards to mitigate unease as much as possible, and not only by keeping Samuel L Jackson in every other scene so we can say: "Well, if he thinks this isn't racist, it must not be".