The effort should have been to make all the states self-sufficient with respect to food grains, and if some disturbances occurred due to unnoticed natural calamities, the nation must be in an ever ready position to mitigate such challenging tasks.
But will voters buy the idea that Clegg is an unwilling participant in Tory policies, standing ever ready to nobly mitigate their effects?
Mark Carney said Threadneedle Street was ready to do whatever was needed to mitigate the impact of Britain's historic vote to leave the EU.
Amid fears that it could spark a fresh global financial crisis, Mark Carney said Threadneedle Street was ready to do whatever was needed to mitigate the impact of Britain's vote to leave the EU.
Growers and winemakers monitor the fruit closely and when the grapes are ready, they are harvested – often at night to mitigate heat – and trucked to San Francisco where the wine making process begins.
"Local school districts are most likely to use unanticipated revenues to mitigate any tax increases," she said, and to be ready for emergencies, "from a boiler blowing up or an economy getting worse and forcing midyear cuts in state aid".
I realized that the technology was ready, the market was ready, and there was no company bringing the scalability from a SaaS (Software as a service) perspective to mitigate this data need in an efficient way".
We at the Defense Department are ready to implement the sequester and will do everything possible under this deliberately restrictive law to mitigate its devastating effects on national security.
Interventions to mitigate suffering, improve health, help patients to cope with extended waits, and ready patients for more intensive medical and surgical multidisciplinary care are needed but should also be rigorously evaluated to ensure that they are worthwhile.
To mitigate this risk, RIM has announced a phased program for enterprise customers called the BlackBerry 10 Ready Program.
