Sentence examples for mitigation rules from inspiring English sources

It may seem unfair to require the victim of a wrongful act to take affirmative steps for the benefit of the wrongdoer, but the mitigation rules that limit the recovery of even the most blameless promisee are perhaps more consistent with moral principle than they first appear.

The sustainability measures with the territorial mitigation rules that can result by sheet (that in space-based and related to GIS) such as protection against noise pollution, electromagnetic pollution and the protection of natural habitats etc., are shown in a scheme with the aims to define the basis of sustainable district design.

In doing so, they agree to enforce FEMA flood mitigation rules — like the substantial improvement caps — in exchange for access to federal money.

The insights gained from this limited review also demonstrate the need for a systematic review of ILF Programs across the U.S., particularly (a) consistency of CWA ILF Programs since the implementation of the 2008 Mitigation Rule, and (b) emerging ESA ILF Programs and their divergence from best practice principles present in the 2008 Mitigation Rule.

FEMA conducted the audit to gauge the city's compliance with flood-mitigation rules it agreed to follow by enrolling in NFIP.

Fairness, incentive compatibility, market power mitigation and settlement rules are investigated in this work.

A pandemic could recur in the intervening period, and nonpharmaceutical community mitigation strategies with rules for their use would be valuable tools.

If Harvey isn't a good reason to talk publicly about what flood risks are reasonable, and about how and whether to prioritize new rules and mitigation projects, then what is?

Under the proposed rule, no mitigation of their damages resulting from their failure to wear seat belts would be required.

Instead, the focus of insurers' advocacy efforts is zoning rules and disaster mitigation.

Despite several efforts to develop widely acceptable accounting rules, assessing the mitigation outcomes in extant forests has always been a controversial topic during climate negotiations, affecting adversely the credibility of the forest sink mitigation and its comparability with other GHG sectors [13 16].