Sentence examples for mitigate unrest from inspiring English sources
Freedom of speech and communication were a hallmark demand of popular uprisings elsewhere in the Arab world, with attempts to cut online activity serving to fuel discontent rather than mitigate unrest.
However, since open crack formation seems to occur haphazardly, eruption prediction remains impossible and evacuation in the early phase of volcanic unrest is the only way to mitigate volcanic hazard.
They spread out the purchases of energy to mitigate the risk of volatility when, for example, there is unrest in an oil-producing region.
Its purpose was to reassure the public that the party would provide a new kind of governance and mitigate fears that a Labour government would return to the labour unrest that had characterised its past.
The annona, public facilities, and spectacular entertainments mitigated the otherwise dreary living conditions of lower-class Romans, and kept social unrest in check.
Balewa proved unable to mitigate the growing tensions of 1964 66, manifested by a partial boycott of the election in 1964, army unrest, and outbreaks of violence in the Western Region.
It is no coincidence that conflicts predominate in some of the world's most disaster exposed regions where weak institutional capacity to mitigate the impacts of disasters combines with other fragilities to create the conditions for conflict and civil unrest.
