Sentence examples for mitigation bears the from inspiring English sources

Feeding the trend, even earnest American rockers such as Saves the Day and Ben Claire Daness' boyfriend" Lee (whose own album, in mitigation, bears the title Hey You, Yes You) have taken to covering Hey Ya! Rumours that Howard Dean considers the song too gentle and restrained are unconfirmed.

Who bears the burden?

National government, international lending agencies and private industry which promote, build and finance the infrastructure necessary to extract resources must bear the responsibility for the costs of impact mitigation.

We reviewed the published literature and attempt to compare these responses with the SDS model and have focused on low-income SSA countries as they bear the bulk of the disease burden and are the target of the mitigation strategies.

This year the Welsh government has borne the £23m cost of meeting cuts to council tax benefit ("a do-able piece of mitigation", says Lewis), but there are no guarantees that the subsidy will continue next year.

Taxpayers bear the cost.

Then bore the consequences.

Seniors bear the risk.

Her role was limited to early work on competency litigation, which came to bear in the mental-health portion of the larger mitigation case presented at trial.

Additional CO2 sequestration by increasing growth rates has been observed for managed as well as unmanaged forests in central Europe[33, 35, 40] and bears favourable potentials for the mitigation of climate change.

Additional CO2 sequestration by increasing growth rates has been observed for managed as well as unmanaged forests in central Europe [ 33, 35, 40] and bears favourable potentials for the mitigation of climate change.