Sentence examples for mitigating action from inspiring English sources

The Lords defeated Mr Osborne's proposal, electing to give families "full transitional protection" from the cuts for at least three years and supporting a call for delay until the government responds to impact analysis on families and considers "mitigating action".

Mitigating action is required, a message strongly endorsed by the World Health Organization (WHO) [4, 7].

The reason underpinning this is transparent – if one accepts human-mediated climate change, then supporting mitigating action should follow.

Kraft, which first announced its intention to bid for Cadbury in September last year, when it made its first claims about Somerdale, could have taken "mitigating action" to reverse its statement after meeting Cadbury's management on 18 and 19 January, the panel said.

Meacher told the Guardian: "My plan at the moment is to put down a motion which will prevent this regulation being approved on Monday, which will require the government to produce a report responding to the IFS analysis and consider mitigating action before bringing it back.

The regulator worries that financial companies "underestimate the likelihood of severe events or, where mitigating action is envisaged, they overestimate their ability to take action that is both effective and timely".It is the job of regulators to worry, but if anything, the FSA sounds more sanguine than some of its international counterparts.

This paper presents empirical findings relating past risk mitigating actions and project outcomes such as project cost, project schedule, and project risk.

Deciding which risk mitigating actions to pursue has largely been an intuitive endeavor, relying on expert opinions which are typically opaque.

Other GHG mitigating actions present fewer environmental trade-offs (e.g., reductions in aircraft weight can decrease CO2 emissions and simultaneously improve local air quality).

Given concomitant release of various alarmins from damaged cardiomyocytes (Zhang et al, 2012), it is tempting to speculate that S100A1 liberation might mitigate actions of pro-fibrotic alarmins, thereby preventing exaggerated post-MI fibrosis.

Analysts said that the decision was only a mild setback for Ryanair, and some said that Mr. O'Leary's very public battle with the commission might have mitigated its action.