Sentence examples for mitigation recommendations from inspiring English sources

The appraisal resulted in mitigation recommendations presented to the City of Calgary Parks Department, and ranged from technical infrastructure solutions to the adoption of new policy measures.

For his postdoc, Kelman stayed at CURBE, using the same approach to quantify the potential loss to the built environment and making mitigation recommendations.

Energy efficiency ties together several of the IEA's climate change mitigation recommendations to transform our energy economy in ways that are less polluting and advance clean technological innovations.

"Once they approve that firm, then they'll get to work". In September, the city's environmental study gave some mitigation recommendations, including restoring only the damaged portion of the vernal pool or relocating the entire pool.

Vernal Pool 7, just south of the Harbor Soaring Society's runway, "is in a disturbed area of bare ground," according to the report, which otherwise did not give any mitigation recommendations for that pool.

Further research on the effects of potentially efficacious analgesic regimens may help provide validity to current industry pain mitigation recommendations.

ISO's voluntary technical standards can contribute to mitigation via recommendations for air and water quality, vehicle emissions, and environmental management systems (30).

Much of the damage could have been averted if floodgates had been installed, according to city staff, which supported adopting the Laguna Canyon Flood Mitigation Task Force recommendation to require the installation of devices known as water gated.

The fourth step referred to the hazard mitigation and included some recommendations for hazard reduction.

We found that as a prognostic tool, HRIA could examine potential positive and negative human rights impacts and provide effective recommendations for mitigation.

Upon locating a vulnerability, researchers submit a detailed report describing their findings, steps to reproduce, and recommendations for mitigation.