Sentence examples for permitted to mitigate from inspiring English sources

Literature (Stern (2003)) has emphasized that the use of such contracts in the developing world, has permitted to mitigate the risks associated with the administrative intervention of governments on private investment, being important in the analysis of these risks to distinguish between economic regulation from other types of contractual obligations.

TNC purchased vessels and trawl-fishing permits to mitigate the economic impact of these new closures, and leased these permits and vessels to fishermen with the requirement that they use less damaging fishing practices or limit trawling to less sensitive areas.

The ability to biomonitor many DNA adducts may permit the identification of exposures to certain hazardous chemicals in the environment and permit strategies to mitigate the exposures and the risk of cancer.

"However grave the team's findings," the report said, "they do not mitigate, nor should they be permitted to obscure, the genocidal violence unleashed against the Tutsi people in April 1994".

In an effort to mitigate the low levels, beginning on Feb. 1, residents will only be permitted to use 13 gallons of water per person a day for the next 150 days.

Women are not permitted to drive.

Microfinance companies are already permitted to operate.

I was not even permitted to pray.

China was not permitted to interfere.

I haven't been permitted to concentrate.

Junior monks are not permitted to read.