Sentence examples for mitigating action to from inspiring English sources

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.

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

"Now that we have raised awareness, hopefully institutions will have taken action to mitigate those risks".

If My Lai needed some redemptive action to mitigate its horror, this was that moment.

But the speed with which Twitter took action to mitigate Meerkat running away with its audience is a sign.

Even if you're not convinced by the scientific evidence, you should support taking action to mitigate global warming.

Frequently, climate contrarians argue against taking action to mitigate that risk by claiming the uncertainties are too large.

Unless we take action to mitigate these losses, F.H.A. will soon either have to shut down or rely on appropriations to operate".

A9 America's Catholic bishops voted to issue a statement calling for immediate action to mitigate the effects of global climate change.

We call for the government to take action to mitigate a growing crisis affecting thousands of children, young people and families across the UK.

But voters are likely to support Mr Harper if he takes decisive action to mitigate recession, even at the cost of a deficit.