Sentence examples for passed to mitigate from inspiring English sources

Laws are reactively passed to mitigate.

That will not be the case until Congress passes legislation to mitigate Ashcroft.

In 1217 the Charter of the Forest was passed, in part to mitigate the worst excesses of royal jurisdiction.

This paper proposes an innovative groundwater by-pass design to mitigate the barrier effect and to alleviate the groundwater pressure on the bottom slab.

Additionally, due to Bank of America's misleading assurances, consumers deferred short-sales and passed on other attempts to mitigate their losses.

It highlights that cost increases (both direct and indirect) do not necessarily reflect competitiveness losses, since firms have various ways to mitigate and pass on price shocks.

A new correction method using low-pass filter is conducted to mitigate the code bias of BDS satellites.

The conversation also needs to  be about what New England can do tactically to mitigate that pass rush.

And, while the budget eventually passed, the legislature failed to pass any bills calling for studies or planning measures to mitigate the impacts of climate change across the state.

I'm sorry, but the failure to clear up this misconception has done a great deal of harm — and this harm is not significantly mitigated by various remarks in passing to the effect that austerity might be overdone.

Where councils raised the precept and passed it on, it helped to some extent to mitigate those additional costs.