Sentence examples similar to mitigate warfare from inspiring English sources
The issues we confront today are legacies from Vietnam: how to successfully recruit and manage an all-volunteer force, wage counterinsurgency versus conventional warfare, mitigate collateral damage and civilian casualties, and the military's relationship with the rest of American society.
The "risk" it would take in high-end warfare would be mitigated by NATO's protection.Bloodied in the green zoneSuch debates seem distant from the men of the 1st battalion of the Welsh Guards, pushing grittily along the Shamalan canal.
This means profiting from the potential of democracies through honest and courageous leadership, not endangering it through some "allied counter propaganda offensive". Countering Russia's information warfare risks politicizing NATO and requires being prepared to mitigate the attendant costs.
More recently, Ms. Tuna and Mr. Moskovitz have chosen to fund projects intended to mitigate potential global catastrophes, like an epidemic of a deadly disease, biological warfare and the threats posed by advanced artificial intelligence.
Mitigating the risk posed by the potential use of nerve agents in warfare as well as in civilian populations is strategic and high priority.
In Perak, warfare between the two societies over possession of tin mines was mitigated by a British- mediated agreement called the Chinese Engagement in 1874.
Complete coverage by sensors to account for any release scenario of chemical or biological warfare agents may provide the opportunity to develop isolation and evacuation plans that mitigate the impact of the attack.
The costs for fighter drone decisions (middle right) are also clearly high (accidentally bombing a hospital instead of a munitions depot, say), but this problem differs from driverless cars in at least two ways: Drones are used in warfare, where there's more tolerance for errors than on suburban roadways, and using them mitigates the substantial risk to pilots flying over enemy territory.
