Sentence examples for which mitigating from inspiring English sources

He was suspended for 12 weeks, which mitigating factors cut by four, and will be available to play again on 9 May, two days after the end of the regular Premiership season.

With many knowledge gaps this is evidently an underestimate but indicates which mitigating activities under a recently developed bi-national Strategic Action Programme (SAP) need to be prioritized.

These fires compromise a variety of ecosystem services, among which mitigating global climate change through carbon storage is particularly important for peat swamps.

And, of course, trees store carbon dioxide, which mitigates global warming.

You would find businesses that went on and on, which mitigates against entrepreneurship and fresh starts".

I've installed Classic Shell, which mitigates the worst of its "features".

Democracy, of course, has its constraints, which mitigate against political heroism.

Typically, females, prohibited from wandering the streets, stay indoors, which mitigates their helplessness but shields them from help.

Devise and implement procedures which mitigate those risks by enabling you to resist, avoid or prevent bribery.

How about a big, dense Priorat, which mitigates fruit with mineral flavors, or a dark, structured Bandol?

Then there is the British way of building such projects which mitigates against a rational transport policy.