Sentence examples for support to mitigate from inspiring English sources

Let's hope Theresa May is as good as her word and provides a clear plan of industrial support to mitigate the worst effects of leaving the EU.

St. Andrews has come up with a complicated system of financial support to mitigate the cost for English students who cannot afford the new tuition.

However, during fault conditions, DGs provide extra reactive power support to mitigate the voltage sag at the PCC [13].

Such social networks provide support to mitigate psychological distress associated with an HIV diagnosis.

UNICEF supports a response to children affected by AIDS by providing protection, care and support to mitigate the impact of the HIV epidemic on households, but also to support increased access and retention into HIV treatment and care programmes.

Patients described the need for psychosocial support to mitigate the difficulty of continually going to the clinic to take medications, tending to other family or professional responsibilities while on treatment, and confronting stigma and social isolation within their community.

Integration of wind and PV requires additional generation supports to mitigate impacts of intermittent effects.

These seemingly innocuous phrases profoundly affect how people perceive the issues, assess the seriousness and support efforts to mitigate global warming.

Further in-depth studies on the effects of these practices on C sequestration would be worthwhile and surveys of SOCS throughout Fujian Province are needed, to support efforts to mitigate global C emission.

These programs should offer engaging and accessible psychoeducation and support programs to mitigate risk factors and bolster resilience including healthy coping with stress, mood regulation, and avoidance of substance use.

The program defines logistical coverage areas for support bases to mitigate poor road accessibility to endemic villages.