The defence had hoped that they would give more weight to their central mitigating areas – first and foremost that Tamerlan Tsarnaev had been the controlling mastermind of the operation; and second that the younger Tsarnaev had shown remorse.
In short, it claims the prime role in any rescue in which lives are in peril and the highly specialized skills of firefighters are needed, like working in smoke-filled areas, mitigating chemical contamination and sifting through rubble in a search for victims.
The company's founders recognised that the recently invented technology of the railway provided the ability to conduct burials a long distance from populated areas, mitigating concerns over public health risks from living near burial sites.
"While much progress has been made in managing and mitigating impacts in areas such as child labour, workplace policies, childcare or responsible marketing, the Principles seek to address the broader responsibilities and commitments of business towards children as one of their constituencies".
However, the two zoning types are not interspersed, and where green space is not intermingled amongst residential areas, the mitigating effect on temperature in dense residential areas may be diminished.
Forestry using native species represents a potential climate change mitigating activity in deforested areas of the Amazon.
Localizing coastal high use areas and mitigating bycatch in partnership with small-scale fishers may provide a crucial solution toward ensuring the persistence of vulnerable megafauna.
Without these mitigating factors, people in depressed areas could easily be trapped in a cycle of stagnation.In Europe, by contrast, few mechanisms exist to bring the euro area's widely divergent business cycles into sync.
However, the 2007 World Bank working paper studied 84 coastal developing countries and found Vietnam to be the most threatened in terms of percentage of population affected, and second only to the Bahamas in terms of percentage of land area affected, if no mitigating measures are taken.
In 2007, the World Bank studied 84 coastal developing countries and found Vietnam to be the most threatened in terms of percentage of population affected, and second only to the Bahamas in terms of percentage of land area affected, if no mitigating measures are taken.
