Sentence examples for mitigating the role from inspiring English sources

UNICEF said its portion of the UN appeal was $27 million, mostly targeted at fighting disease outbreaks, supporting basic health systems, providing therapeutic feeding for severely malnourished children, keeping children in school, and mitigating the role of HIV/AIDS in the crisis.

Aram Sinnreich, an industry analyst with Jupiter Media Metrix, said the spate of acquisitions had dashed some peoples' expectations that the Internet would become a "democratizing influence" to mitigate the role of the major record companies.

But, in our view, this is neither a necessary nor a useful distinction based as it is on the assumption that instrumental action by rational and forward-looking agents mitigates the role of institutions, rather than explaining what role the institutions play in that process.

He then partially amended the constitution to mitigate the role of military in politics.

It is also one that carries some unfortunate echoes of how the RNC sought more overtly to mitigate the role of women in politics during a previous era.

This increase shows that the somatosensory area plays a crucial role in this phenomenon and supports the role of the cortex in the photic sneeze effect and mitigates the role of brainstem related reflexes.

Thus, individual differences in personality style, emotional responsiveness, and skills mediate and mitigate the role that adaptation can play on happiness.

Other studies have implicated mRNA processing [ 15], translational repression [ 16- 18], polysome recruitment [ 19], and codon adaptation [ 20] in the regulation of gene expression in the kinetoplastids, all processes that would be predicted to mitigate the role of mRNA abundance regulation in determining protein expression levels.

The animal study results would mitigate the possible role of a variant with high LD outside the HFE gene driving the results.

Central bankers do have a role in mitigating the extremes of the economic cycle.

Higher education plays a critical role in mitigating the effects of the economic recession, and must not be short-changed".