Sentence examples for of mitigating steps from inspiring English sources

Some banks may have to raise capital worth between a quarter and half of their current market values (although the actual amounts may well be smaller because of mitigating steps they have already taken).The case of RBS, a British bank that was nationalised during the financial crisis, highlights some of the difficulties that recapitalisation will entail.

Q: What sort of mitigating steps?

Mr Cameron also used a recent trip to Sri Lanka visit to stress he believed the evidence of global warming was "growing" and thought it right to take "preventative and mitigating steps" to combat it.

As a practical politician, I think the sensible thing is to say let's take preventative and mitigating steps given the chances this might be the case".

… We are concerned about that, but we're also working hard to take mitigating steps.

But satellite operators and power companies could take some mitigating steps to reduce the likelihood that their spacecraft might fail or their grids might shut down.

Other groups, like prison abolitionist organization Critical Resistance, urge citizens to take numerous mitigating steps to avoid having to call police, due to the outsized risk of violence from law enforcement.

These limitations are inherent in qualitative research and mitigating steps were taken with the sampling strategy that drew from a variety of clinicians (nurses, pharmacists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and dieticians) from both participating sites.

There are a couple of mitigating factors.

"The industry has to do a better job of mitigating risk".

In imposing his sentence, Judge Holwell cited a number of mitigating factors.