Sentence examples for mitigating the legacies of from inspiring English sources

Not only is the current jumble of international rules and protectionist habits a mess, it propels countries and airlines into interim arrangements like "open skies" deals and alliances as ways of mitigating the legacies of a different age in air travel, but without dealing with the basic challenge of modernisation.Regrettably, any global change is likely to be made at the speed of the slowest.

For others, no amount of change was ever going to mitigate the legacy of a man who had caused so much hurt.

Now the son has an opportunity to act with equal nobility to stop the genocide in Darfur by whatever means necessary, and if such action is planned and executed wisely, to mitigate the legacy of incompetence that the war in Iraq has earned him.

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

The legacies of the war were terrible.

This unification and the progressive phasing out of legacy technologies, would catalyze the market of intelligent buildings in the context of smart cities by not limiting their potential solely on new constructions and by mitigating the investment if legacy systems are already installed.

Oh, and, of course, mitigating the seemingly endless bickering.

The FSA could have mitigated the destruction of the district.

These groups work to mitigate the effects of disasters.

That doesn't mitigate the offensiveness of those "methods".

The Olympics have partly mitigated the impact of the recession.