Sentence examples for mitigation considerations from inspiring English sources

These regulations are very prescriptive and inflexible in that they do not allow alternative safety mitigation considerations for LNG facility siting without applying for a special permit.

Continental European law, for example, frequently articulates grounds for mitigation involving considerations that are taken into account in the Anglo-American countries only in the exercise of discretion by the sentencing authority or by lay juries.

Some of the existing models feature highly granular description of disease spread dynamics and mitigation via consideration of scenarios involving millions of individuals and refined time scales.

But several experts, including Andreas Schafer, a lecturer at The Martin Center for Architectural and Urban Studies, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, believe that outside of densely populated cities, the cost of reducing emissions by luring people out of their cars onto buses or subway systems is far too high relative to other means of mitigation to merit consideration on that basis.

Upon these considerations, interference mitigation and interference control schemes need to be studied in order to improve cognitive radio performance.

As structures are constructed more slender and taller, their vibrational response and its mitigation become challenging design considerations.

This covers the need for and purpose of the MCC and then details structure, operations, design considerations, and mitigation of external events.

First, the crime is so heinous that it's in the category of crimes where the seriousness of the crime often trumps consideration of mitigation.

Focusing solely on wildland vegetation without consideration and mitigation of HIZs furthers the illusion of WUI protection without homeowner engagement.

Recent experience in San Francisco has demonstrated the ability of a local health department to play a constructive role in EIA and to gain consideration and mitigation of environmental health determinants not usually considered in the EIA process (Bhatia 2007).

Transdisciplinary research provides an approach for improving the synthesis of scientific and contextual knowledge, leading to improved consideration and mitigation of harmful unintended outcomes that are known to potentially occur in a variety of areas: physical, psychosocial, economic, environmental, and cultural.