Sentence examples for seeking to mitigate from inspiring English sources

"I didn't have confidence that the mission was actively seeking to mitigate the harms that have come from police actions," he told me.

Majeed's own face was a rictus of anguish as his counsel, seeking to mitigate the prison sentence he will surely receive for his part in a conspiracy to subvert cricket, held up Butt as the criminal mastermind.

Hormigón Armado focuses on the children, teenagers and parents of children who work on the streets, seeking to mitigate the harm, such as problems in school and vulnerability to violence, that can come from working alone from a young age.

But seeking to mitigate the political ramifications of the announcement, which was immediately seized upon by her Republican opponent, Clinton urged the FBI to provide a clearer picture of its findings.

"The final number of redundancies is likely to be less than this, since we are seeking to mitigate as many redundancies as possible by supporting these staff to find alternative employment within the wider NHS.

EXTRA leg room, travel insurance, space in the hold for a suitcase: all of these are available to the airline passenger seeking to mitigate the anxieties of travel, for an extra fee in most cases.What about carbon offsets?

It sought to mitigate its discomfiture by seeking compensation in the Rhineland, Luxembourg, or Belgium.

The plan also seeks to mitigate traffic, a major concern, by improving roads and traffic signals.

One way companies sought to mitigate this cycle is by buying" existing capacity, Mr. Escario said.

The tremulous, whiplash lines of Art Nouveau conveyed the anxiety it sought to mitigate.

Already, criminal background checks had been on the rise as businesses sought to mitigate their exposure to negligent-hiring lawsuits.