Sentence examples for mitigating for from inspiring English sources

Stephen Dyble, mitigating for Riley, said his client's denial made it difficult to convince the court he had shown genuine remorse.

My work is supported by a dedicated Olympic delivery unit that works with council services and external partners to ensure that the council is comprehensively mitigating for, and preparing for the Games.

Roderick Jones, mitigating for Jones, said: "We are dealing with a single event in which a serving police officer on a career break took a decision to essentially, catastrophically bend the rules to breaking point and in doing so, broke them.

As a result, climate smart activists are calling for practical methods, which will enhance in vivo monitoring, selection of low CH4 producing animals and mitigating for low carbon footprint per unit area or kilogramme of animal product.

MPAs may, however, have limited utility in mitigating for evolutionary change in highly migratory fish unless reserves are very large or are carefully networked.

Mitigating for Binfield, Paul Mann asked the judge to bear in mind the 45-year-old's personal loss.

"The numerous ways in which planners can mitigate for terrorist activities are interesting.

He said he claimed extra in some expenses categories to mitigate for losses in others.

The market's losses were mitigated for part of the session by a drop in the price of oil.

Where this is not possible the impacts should be mitigated, for instance through the detailed design of the development.

"It's a complicated problem even when you try to mitigate for civilians," said General Moseley, speaking from his post in Saudi Arabia.