Sentence examples for series of mitigation from inspiring English sources

"Once we've confirmed this we will then develop a series of mitigation options to stop this leak.

We recommend a series of mitigation measures for existing roads or future road planning projects.

Today, the population size of the Black-footed Albatross has stabilized thanks to a series of mitigation measures due to the species'Vulnerablele' status on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (Cousins and Cooper 2000; Lewison and Crowder 2003; BirdLife International 2014).

After months of delay and years of review, next Friday the state plans to release a new series of "mitigations" (government speak for "protections") for the difficult-to-control fumigant pesticide called chloropicrin.

Earlier, Jeremy Baker QC, defending, put a series of points of mitigation to the judge, including Lord Ahmed's years of service to the community and the country.

In December 1998, the U.S. EPA proposed a series of 15 risk mitigation measures (RMMs) for phosphine.

The participants will be educated about climate change issues and will attend a series of adaptation and mitigation workshops in order to create work plans that they will begin implementing when they return to their home districts.

In addition, based on the experimentally obtained material constants, a series of thermal analysis of mitigation level of thermal crack in larger scale were carried out.

In cases in which the software did not perform at the benchmark of "near-perfect" agreement (kappa > 0.80), we located the causes of poor performance and identified a series of strategies for their mitigation.

Because of the risk of acquiring dengue in the regions of Texas bordering dengue-endemic Mexico, officials at the Texas State Department of Health had conducted a series of workshops in 2004 to develop mitigation and response tools, including plans for community clean-up days as well as a school play to educate schoolchildren about dengue.

Studies in this series used modeling to estimate the differences in, and magnitude of, health co-benefits of mitigation actions in various sectors, as well as discussing the potential for adverse health impacts, or co-harms.