Sentence examples for mitigating the disaster from inspiring English sources

Instead, the bills focus on mitigating the disaster once it happens, through a process called "resolution authority".

What Ken apparently wrote in an email to a constituent was that most politicians "paid lip-service to the supposedly democratic nature of the [referendum] exercise", but he would do his best "to contribute to mitigating the disaster that this decision on 23 June might otherwise cause".

There's no mitigating the disaster of the Iraq war.

Mitigating the disaster's impact While it is essential to ensure that adequate food, water, medicine, sanitation and shelter are available for everyone affected by the hurricane, UNICEF believes that it is also imperative to mitigate the impact of the disaster on children.

This week plans were unveiled to mitigate the disaster.

All game, he was the one who mitigated the disaster that began with Westbrook but rippled throughout the team.

It quoted Sok Ji-dong, a deputy director of the Ministry of Agriculture, as saying troops had been mobilised to mitigate the disaster.

"No one wanted the program," he said, "but we were able to mitigate the disaster because we knew it was temporary".

The Red Sox added a couple of after-the-fact runs in the bottom of the ninth, which hardly mitigated the disaster that has hit them in the first two days of this series.

And so, rather than looking for a policy that might be within our means and might mitigate the disaster, Bush is betting all his chips — all our chips — on the only choice that allows him the fantasy that in the end people will say: Bush was right.

In tandem with the government in England, which could have mitigated the disaster but found many excuses to limit its role, the potato blight brought Ireland a growing tragedy of slow starvation, rampant disease and escalating despair that did not abate until 1852, by which time a million or more had died and some two million had fled.