Sentence examples similar to mitigate the responsibility from inspiring English sources

But that would not mitigate the moral responsibility of those who supported it.

In order to mitigate the dispersion responsibility of ball milling and improve the dispersion efficiency, high-shear pre-dispersion process utilizing the mechanism of dry particle coating was firstly applied to CNTs and 6061Al powder mixtures for a few minutes to de-agglomerate CNTs and uniformly coat them onto surface of 6061Al powder.

By downloading files from the servers as well as uploading them to the others, the peers mitigate the server responsibilities.

In the eyes of the law, alcohol intoxication is not a defence to a charge of rape, yet it may be suggested that respondents viewed comparable drunkenness as a factor that was sufficient to mitigate the defendant's responsibility for ensuring consent.

The medical well-being of inmates is the responsibility of the State, and in this case Taiwan has failed to live up to international standards and release is the only way to mitigate this responsibility.

We share a collective responsibility to mitigate the social impact of the crisis and to assure that all parts of the globe participate in the recovery.

Their communiqué stated that they recognized "the current (global economic) crisis has a disproportionate impact on the vulnerable in the poorest countries and our collective responsibility to mitigate the social impact of the crisis to minimise long-lasting damage to global potential".

The unique structure of Canada's health care system makes it particularly difficult to determine where ultimate responsibility to mitigate the health costs incurred by the flow of health professionals from sub-Saharan Africa to Canada lies.

As a responsible party under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, we will carry out our responsibilities to mitigate the environmental and economic impact of this incident.

Whilst many are context specific, it is clear that both source and destination countries have key responsibilities to mitigate the negative consequences of international health worker migration.

If successful, this trend will do well to mitigate the risk of individuals shirking ethical responsibility by taking the maxim "focus on your code" too literally.