Sentence examples for risks mitigated from inspiring English sources

Professor Ian Goldin, director of the Oxford Martin School, said the centre hoped to make "major advances in key areas of economic theory and policy" and would focus on some of the greatest economic challenges we face, "from avoiding future financial crises to ensuring that the positive potential of globalisation is realised and its risks mitigated".

Additionally, Costa's expansion is a high risk profile so it benefits from having the risks mitigated within Whitbread.

– Have technical, business, social, and cultural factors been explored, and risks mitigated?

Perhaps the central selling point Shively's been using to attract potential investors is that his brand offers a "risk mitigated" way to get in on the ground floor of the sure to be lucrative marijuana production and distribution market without running afoul of the authorities.

He suggested partnering with a fund overseas which had more money, so that the local fund would find and grow the investment initially and then exit to the overseas partner fund, which in turn would benefit from a risk-mitigated series of high-quality deals in an emerging market.

Considering radiographers' work scenarios, it is possible to identify several risk factors that should be evaluated (risk assessment) and mitigated (risk management) to prevent occupational diseases.

It's how some of the risks are mitigated.

Our commitment to them is to make every effort to ensure that those risks are mitigated and managed to best ensure mission success.

But if there are appropriate checks and balances placed on the holding of video, security of the storage of video, tight approvals to access video and heavy penalties for inappropriately accessing content then those risks are mitigated.

The mission risks are mitigated by ensuring that relevant components are radiation tolerant and by using redundancy and flight-proven parts in the design.

This paper reviews the regulatory environment, ways in which the risks are mitigated through aspects of aircraft design, opportunities for prevention by identifying individuals who may be suffering from a communicable disease prior to flight and the approach used in managing suspected cases of communicable disease on board aircraft.