Sentence examples for mitigation rather than from inspiring English sources

Tim Ash Vie Most global climate-related finance is skewed toward mitigation rather than adaptation.

Officials say that the focus should now be on mitigation, rather than containment--that is, public-health officials will stay on top of new developments, and keep people informed.

Officials say that the focus should now be on mitigation, rather than containment that is, public-health officials will stay on top of new developments, and keep people informed.

While it sure sounds like a severe regulatory measure, FERC seems to be disguising the action by calling it "price mitigation" rather than "price caps".

In addition, when thinking about climate relevant actions (whether current practices or the alternatives) participants focussed almost exclusively on mitigation rather than adaptation.

Although local governments are paying increasing attention to climate change, their policies tend to concentrate most on climate change mitigation rather than climate change adaptation strategies when addressing the problems [9].

Indeed, developed countries have chosen to play strategically by framing the negotiation in term mitigation commitments rather than emission rights.

The tendency to conflate the two drivers by installing renewables in rural areas for carbon mitigation reasons rather than for development reasons could compromise both goals.

One of the key recommendations in the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada National Steering Committee report is to move the current discussion away from one that is focused solely on RDH and includes institutional strategies that enable fatigue mitigation and management, rather than relying only on externally imposed RDH limits.

Financing for water companies also tends to favour big capital investments rather than mitigation schemes.

They also criticised the investigation into the circumstances surrounding Sylvester's death, led first by the Metropolitan police and then by Essex police, as an "exercise in mitigation of the officers", rather than a rigorous investigation into a potential murder.