Sentence examples for to mitigate disruption from inspiring English sources

Civil engineers are working with the city to mitigate disruption and lost economic activity should downtown buildings be damaged.

Newport council said the group had a right to protest and it was taking steps to mitigate disruption.

Newport council said the No Nato group had a right to protest and it was taking steps to mitigate disruption.

The authority had said it recognised the group's right to protest and was taking steps to mitigate disruption.

Newport council said the No Nato Newport group had a right to protest and it was taking steps to mitigate disruption.

Sex workers strove to mitigate disruption and harassment by police, and to maintain their emotional and physical well-being.

Mattis pledged to do his best to mitigate disruptions and financial impact on military families.

The reduction in radiation at the plasma edge and in the divertor can lead to high power loads on the plasma facing components both in steady state and in transients and requires the development of radiative scenarios and the use of massive gas injection to mitigate disruptions.

Analyses of the extent of forest fragmentation will provide insights of complex dynamic interactions, which help in adopting appropriate location specific conservation measures to mitigate disruptions in ecological processes.

"A credible big-bank resolution process that imposes creditor losses will be difficult to enforce, especially when regulators are explicitly directed to mitigate disruptions to the financial system, as they are in the proposed reform bill.

The realisation of an interconnected and integrated internal energy market is considered by the Commission to increase energy security through increasing competition, reducing prices, and providing mechanisms to mitigate disruptions of external supplies.