For those we judge might be in the most extreme circumstances, where there is a significant and imminent threat that cannot be mitigated in-country, we consider relocation to the UK".
These mitigations were evaluated and the hazards were deemed mitigated in the second formative pre-validation study.
Funding risks are somewhat mitigated in the near future, thanks to liquidity provided by central banks.
This is only mitigated in Act 3 of Götterdämmerung, where the cacophony of images resolves into something grand, simple, and exquisitely lit.
And he genuinely thought that the Persian-Greek conflict was a horrible thing, although mitigated, in his view, by the fact that Persians and Greeks, particularly Spartans, gradually came to know each other and respect each other's values.
But we know that capitalism has historically followed a pattern of boom and bust, a cycle whose impact has been mitigated — in the spirit of Smith's moral philosophy, and for economic conditions he could not have foreseen — by civic intervention, otherwise called government regulation and progressive taxation.
The British law against assisted suicide was mitigated in 2010 with a statement by the Crown Prosecution Service, responsible for criminal cases, that set out the detailed circumstances that would be taken into account in reaching a decision on whether to press charges.
The amount mitigated in Europe has previously been estimate to be 3.7 Mio t CO _2), a mere 0.74% [4].
By working with established brands/IP, who traditionally fund the upfront cost of development, the risks are somewhat mitigated in what can be a very hits-driven market.
