Sentence examples for mitigating any potential from inspiring English sources

Think about the best and most careful way you can go about it that maximizes public good while mitigating any potential risks no matter how small and unrealistic.

To gain intelligence on the evolving threat posed by the organization and to gain into its intentions regarding the US homeland and US interests, the FBI may properly consider ethnicity when developing sources with information that could assist the FBI in mitigating any potential threat from the organization.

Niagara County provided a comparison population very similar to the LC cohort demographically, while mitigating any potential regional differences in identifying the primary cause of death.

That mitigates any potential guilt about time spent away from home and children.

"The first thing that should be done is to work with the Legislature to mitigate any potential cash-flow problem," Mr. Shafran said.

An HMRC spokesman said: "HMRC gives careful consideration to the potential risks, as well as how to mitigate any potential conflicts of interest, before any such secondments are agreed.

Harman argued that there was a way to mitigate any potential conflict of interest- for example by Isaac stepping down from his role as an equity partner at the law firm temporarily.

Kill him!" when Rose got the ball are clear on the video, the FSS seems out of step even within Serbia, presumably hoping a blanket denial will create doubt and mitigate any potential punishment.

The continuity is particularly important, Mr. Hennessey said, "because the ongoing corruption probe creates a certain amount of uncertainty of its own, so having experienced people who are well respected in the work force is crucial to help mitigate any potential problems with service to the public".

Dyn has been a reliable DNS provider but with attacks against Internet infrastructure providers becoming more frequent and having greater impact we have been considering what we can do to help mitigate any potential impact to our products or publishing tools.

Liberum analysts said: The cash interest saving may mitigate any potential increase in the pension deficit recovery payments from the current level of £14m as a result of the triennial review, which management expect to see shortly, with agreement expected before June 2017 (noting the £622m IAS 19 deficit at the interims).