Sentence examples for mitigate strikes from inspiring English sources

Prof. Yossi Leshem, a senior researcher in Tel Aviv University's zoological department, who spearheaded the effort to mitigate strikes, says avian radar can track very small birds 12 miles away and larger birds like geese 60 miles out.

New owners of the building, Consilium Place, recently installed a pattern over its windows to mitigate bird strikes.

An hour into direct examination, Mr. Creane told Mr. Rowland that by offering nursing homes state money to mitigate a strike, he weakened the union's ability to negotiate with the homes.

"As a package," he writes, "the reforms might mitigate whatever crisis strikes in the next 5 to 10 years.

Washington could try to forestall North Korean retaliation for U.S. military strikes and mitigate the damage from any attack, but the risks of full-scale war, with South Korea the battlefield, are huge.

Therefore, shifting the aggregated charging load (ACL) from peak periods to off-peak periods will greatly mitigate the peak load strike on power systems and facilitate the integration of wind energy [5].

Minimum service level agreements should be implemented to mitigate the impact of HCW strikes on indigent populations.

See report: '2011 Humanitarian Action for Children' "Investing in children and building the resilience of countries and communities living on the edge not only shortens their road to recovery, but also helps them to manage anticipated risks before a crisis strikes and to mitigate loss when it does," said UNICEF's Deputy Executive Director, Hilde Johnson.

She lied not out of a desire to deceive but in order to correct reality and to mitigate the absurdity that had struck her world and mine.

This type of quick-strike system can help mitigate the effect of defenses figuring out how to exploit Fitzpatrick's limitations.

Working with a tour operator who has local connections can help mitigate any issues caused by protests and strikes.