Sentence examples for sufficiently mitigated from inspiring English sources
In their second annual report, published this spring, they found the arrangements to ensure the Cell was independent from Huawei were operating "robustly and effectively", and that any potential threats to national security "have been sufficiently mitigated".
"But even in the absence of transfer restrictions, our longstanding policy is to transfer detainees only if the threat posed by the detainee can be sufficiently mitigated and when consistent with our humane treatment policy".
"The Oversight Board can provide only limited assurance that any risks to UK national security from Huawei's involvement in the UK's critical networks have been sufficiently mitigated".
And if the view is taken that risks cannot be sufficiently mitigated long-term, the prognosis for Huawei in the U.K. is bleak.
But the report also warns that the current arrangement "can only provide limited assurance that all risks to UK national security from Huawei's involvement in the UK's critical networks can be sufficiently mitigated long-term".
The U.K.'s dedicated Huawei watchdog reported on Thursday that it "can only provide limited assurance that all risks to U.K. national security from Huawei's involvement in the UK's critical networks can be sufficiently mitigated long-term". Written before the U.K. news hit, the Annual Report claimed that Huawei has "made cybersecurity and privacy protection our top priorities since 2018.
§1.3 suggests that the objections may be mitigated sufficiently to save the simple picture's experiential core as a live theoretical possibility.
However, the received signal will be degraded if the effects of multi-path and the propagation delay are not mitigated sufficiently by the zero-padded suffix duration.
However, there is a clear need for further in vivo testing to confirm that the presence or absence of NQO1 does not affect hepatotoxicity, and that severe side-effects can be mitigated by administration of sufficiently low doses.
It mitigated surprise obstacles.
How will this be mitigated?
