Sentence examples for mitigating any from inspiring English sources

Management is looking at ways of mitigating any impact from the increase in deficit.

This decision has nothing to do with the government's compensating her for rough treatment or being evenhanded or mitigating any injustice marriage law imposes on you both.

The agency announced a series of rules -- including one that would allow Andersen clients to file unaudited financial statements temporarily -- adopted for the purpose of mitigating any widespread market problems from the Andersen case.

Mr. Martens disagreed that the process was being rushed, noting that the department has been examining the environmental impacts of drilling and ways of mitigating any adverse consequences for more than three years.

In keeping with Obama's approach to use the promise of weapons to incentivize Baghdad to make favorable political choices, administration officials are also discussing backfilling any weaponry to the Kurds provided by Baghdad, considered a step toward mitigating any decisive split between Baghdad and Irbil.

The impact statement included 86 recommendations for mitigating any harm caused by the proposal, known as the Broadwater LNG project, which would be situated nine miles from Long Island and 10 miles from the Connecticut shoreline, and would be linked to the Iroquois gas pipeline.

This should mitigate any tendency towards clustering.

"You mitigate any excuses," Anderson said in a telephone interview.

He also mitigated any appearance of mad ambition.

We are looking at potential options to mitigate any possible damage this satellite may cause".

Lebanon's centrality in Arab politics could help to mitigate any losses.