Sentence examples for set up to mitigate from inspiring English sources

Or to dismantle the limited regulatory system set up to mitigate the impact of the financial crisis that their favorites are likely to bring about once again?

In the Shin river, the long-term artificial stock enhancement program using fish of native origin has been set up to mitigate the blocking of freshwater habitat by hydroelectric dams in the 1950s and have reduced genetic variability of Shin population, which led to underestimate current effective size.

Revolutionary Committees were set up to punish dissent.

The housing exchange certificate program was set up to help mitigate the vacate housing glut.

The other, even more important for the countries most threatened by higher sea levels and extreme weather events, is agreeing who will pay what into the $100bn fund set up to help countries mitigate the effects of climate change and help them to adapt their energy supplies to green technology.

The people behind it feel that they're mitigating the things they were set up to oppose – including punitive welfare reforms and harsh immigration policy – and reckon that the solution to food poverty isn't more food banks.

In addition, programs were set up to compensate LDCs for conserving their forests and to provide funding and the transfer of technology to LDCs to help mitigate and adapt to anticipated climate change.

Set up to eat your shrimp.

Keep your skill set up to date.

Among other measures, the legislation would establish a panel to identify systemic risks posed by large Wall Street firms and set up measures to mitigate them.

It was originally set up in 1988 to mitigate the impact of some of the changes in moving from supplementary benefit to the new system of income support.