Sentence examples similar to mitigated impact on from inspiring English sources
Wind power has the fewest and most easily mitigated impacts; solar energy is comparably benign if designed and managed carefully.
The Bolsa Chica Land Trust sued the city later in 2010, claiming it should have prepared an environmental impact report rather than a mitigated negative declaration determining the project wouldn't have a significant impact on the environment.
Advocates for police officers also argue that the psychological impact on an officer who was effectively tricked into shooting someone may be mitigated, and their chances of dropping out of a career in law enforcement reduced, by a suicide ruling.
The calculation result suggests that the streaming effect is mitigated if the pipe penetration is designed appropriately, while the gaps around the shielding plugs above the TC have large impact on the radiation dose in the access cell.
"What we would expect is that with any works carried out as part of the road scheme, the potential impact on Blick Mead should be assessed, and if there was going to be an impact on the water table, that would need to be mitigated". He says that Highways England needs to "take Blick Mead into account".
Take the impact on politics.
– rather than impact on health.
Adverse impact on funding?
Any impact on the market?
Big impact on contact sports.
