Sentence examples for should be mitigated from inspiring English sources

Any existing important facilities at high risk should be mitigated.

Any existing critical facilities at high risk should be mitigated against severe socioeconomic and environmental impacts.

And the eventual loss from any default should be mitigated by recoveries and hedges.

The jury should decide whether a defendant lost control, and if, therefore, punishment should be mitigated.

Any existing lifelines at high risk should be mitigated to meet acceptable performance standards.

Vibration and deformation are great challenges for engineers and should be mitigated for better quality.

Because tribalism was presumably once conducive to survival, we have a natural instinct to be tribal, but at this point in our evolutionary history we should be mitigating the artificial differences between us rather than empowering them.

Neither did they seem willing to consider that there might be an unfair distribution of 'negative impacts' from the transport system, which should be mitigate to protect vulnerable populations and communities.

The cost of the incentives should also be mitigated, somewhat, by falling interest rates, which make such offerings cheaper for automakers.

Our collective disgust over the actions of fraternity brothers at Yale who marched across their ivied campus chanting, "No means yes, yes means anal!" should not be mitigated by an academic debate over statistical biases.

A long-standing debate within conservation is how best to allocate limited management resources: should reserve area be increased, should anthropogenic disturbances be mitigated, or should connectivity be increased?