Sentence examples for mitigate violations from inspiring English sources

BT still has a responsibility to prevent or mitigate violations of human rights and make adequate inquiries and proper due diligence to ensure it is not implicated".

The global agent initiates VM live migration decisions by moving VMs from overloaded or underloaded hosts to not-overloaded hosts to mitigate SLA violations and reduce the number of hosts.

Dispersion errors can cause violation of physical scalar bounds, whereas numerical dissipation is key to mitigating those violations.

"What we're trying to do is, when we have somebody who hasn't injured anybody, does not have an excessive amount of alcohol -- it's not an egregious case -- who appears to be interested in solving their problems, then we would look to give them a chance to mitigate their violation and return the car".

In [33] the authors further argued that fine grain CPU and memory configuration reduces the provisioning overhead and mitigates SLA violations.

A heuristic is intended to evaluate and slightly modify a solution that violates a constraint in a way that avoids or mitigates such violation.

There is no mitigating the violation of the human body and all that comes with it.

To mitigate probabilistic voltage violations, day-ahead dispatching methods have been presented in the literature [4, 5].

Global resource allocation means performing live migration actions when a host is overloaded or underloaded in order to mitigate VM performance violations and reduce the number of hosts to save energy.

Thus, one of the goals of the global agent is to mitigate VM SLA violations by providing sufficient free CPU capacity through VM live migration, in order to have the CPU share allocation above the required usage by more than 5% for each VM.

The reality of this unknown statistic and the failure of corporations to mitigate such data privacy violations is what led us to stringent laws like GDPR.