Sentence examples for mitigation department from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wasser reaches GMAC's loss mitigation department.
A housing counselor, certified by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development, quickly got through to her servicer's loss mitigation department, where loan modifications are made.
A senior Thai rescue officer, Kobchai Boonarana of the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation department, told reporters Thursday that it was up to the rescue team who were supporting the boys with food, water, foil blankets and medical assistance inside the chamber to assess if and when they were up to attempting the journey out.
Follow-up with the lender's loss mitigation department until a negotiator is assigned to your file.
The good news is that many banks and mortgage companies are trying to get the Loss Mitigation departments involved earlier in the process.
The centre, responsible for Thailand's road safety initiatives, is part of the same disaster mitigation and prevention department that deals with floods, earthquakes and land development.
Developers and others who need to mitigate for adverse impacts to those same species may purchase conservation bank credits from willing sellers to meet their mitigation requirements (United States Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service 2011).
A consent order issued by the department says that in "mitigation," Air India stated that "while it had uploaded its tarmac delay and customer service plans to its website, they apparently did not properly appear due to a technical problem that had to be repaired".
Should an alternative therapy not be available, then risk mitigation strategies developed by the hospital department were planned for future clinical procedures.
The office consulted these departments for the implementation of the As mitigation program that set specific targets for each government department.
Another area is mitigation banking, where, for example, a state's department of transportation could buy acres to be preserved forever to compensate for having destroyed land elsewhere.
