Then there is the British way of building such projects which mitigates against a rational transport policy.
If an institution has committed an offence, a settlement mitigates the risks of harsher penalties.
Backing tested concepts mitigates the risk inherent in start-ups and means companies are likely to grow quickly, because the original firm has already worked out the kinks.
For the foreseeable future, no ezan, or call to prayer, will be heard on Rotterdam's quays: too provocative, says Mr Karakus.In the rough dockside area of Feijenoord, a local Labour politician, Robbert Baruch, enthuses about the role of mosque committees in a "social network" that mitigates poverty.
Anything that mitigates the obscenity of so rich a country leaving so many people without coverage will be a change for the better.
Mr Johnson suggests creating an arm's length control board to oversee the government's ownership, free of political meddling.Still, helping banks recapitalise only partly mitigates deleveraging.
Allende will be commemorated on this week's anniversary of the coup as a fallen hero of democracy, with no mention of his own mistakes even Zhou Enlai, then China's leader, warned him that he was moving too fast towards communism.None of this mitigates the inexcusable barbarity of Pinochet or of the Argentine junta.
But whatever their views, there is a reform agenda which both sides should embrace, one that both boosts efficiency and mitigates inequality.
The practice of sharia-based family law both reflects and to an extent mitigates that conservatism.
The EIB mitigates this problem by attempting to maximise public return rather than profit.
Perhaps the main point is that money mitigates poor health, so the rich are happier than the poor mainly because they feel healthier.
