1. It is unclear how to mitigate the effects of tourism on the island.

2. Nothing could mitigate the cruelty with which she had treated him.

3. Governments should endeavour to mitigate distress.

4. The judge said that nothing could mitigate the cruelty with which the mother had treated her child.

5. Measures need to be taken to mitigate the environmental effects of burning more coal.

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6. The judge said that nothing could mitigate the cruelty with which the stepmother had treated the girl.

7. No answers could mitigate the suffering of victims as encompassed by the poliovirus as she was in the acute stages of illness.

8. The duty to mitigate does not apply where the innocent party refuses to accept the anticipatory breach as a repudiation.

9. Every effort to mitigate the impact will encourage the dons to raise the tuitions ever higher.

10. Careful management can, however, mitigate such effects so that sporting activities do not have to be incompatible with conservation interests.

11. You are obliged to mitigate your losses; this duty is explained in Chapter 18.

12. Getting moving here won't mitigate the despair; but it would at least show some capacity to think beyond the sourly inescapable.

13. The effect is to mitigate the speaker's refusal of a reasonable request.

14. This growth is necessary to mitigate the supply / demand imbalance and for the continued economic health of the region.

15. Naturally the employee is under a duty to mitigate his loss by finding suitable alternative employment.

16. We have to figure out a way to mitigate the costs.

17. Do our successes mitigate our failures?

18. Does it help to mitigate various symptoms of climacterium?

19. They do not blur the distinction between testation and intestacy, but they mitigate it.

20. Switching assignments, working on another team, or making other kinds of adjustments can mitigate anger.

21. That it represents an enormous, possibly definitive setback for efforts to mitigate climate change goes almost without saying.

22. It is for skilled management developers to use their expertise in the management of change to mitigate the worst effects.

23. Unfortunately, in the realm of education, particularly for people with learning difficulties, attitudes and practices mitigate against this happening.

24. Among those receiving probation orders will be those for whom the section 2 defence is used to mitigate a mercy killing.

25. Such interference could have widespread implications and plans should be made to mitigate against this possibility.

26. The rainforest is also held to be useful to us because it will help to mitigate the worst impacts of global warming.

27. Enhancing renewable energy investment is clearly relevant to global strategies to mitigate climate change.

28. It can not be overemphasized that many non-biological factors mitigate the influence of fertility patterns upon health and mortality.

29. While addressing this economic question, how can we use natural gas to mitigate the environmental consequences of increased coal burning?

30. I had no answers and precious little consolation to offer him to mitigate the facts.

1. It is unclear how to mitigate the effects of tourism on the island.

2. Nothing could mitigate the cruelty with which she had treated him.

3. Governments should endeavour to mitigate distress.

31. To mitigate it, natural forests must be conserved.

32. Take necessary actions to mitigate the project delivery risk.

33. Efforts will be made in research and development of fuel-cell-driven and power-driven vehicles aiming to mitigate the pollution induced by transportation.

34. And for critical materials, a diversified supplier strategy may offer the flexibility needed to mitigate risk.

35. The result reveals that the CBR solution can effectively predict the actual restoration cost, solve order change problems, mitigate the difference of the budget and reduce the budget review time.

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36. From the evidence we have there's nothing that would mitigate a murder.

37. Only thus shall we be able to mitigate the sufferings which the coming period will bring to each one of us and to prevent the collapse.

38. Currency: The depreciation in the New Zealand dollar will mitigate the reduction in demand for exports.

39. To mitigate that, Yahoo replicates data to multiple clusters, so an outage of one distributed file system can be compensated for by using a backup file system.

40. Background Aprotinin (Trasylol) is used to mitigate bleeding during coronary-artery bypass grafting (CABG). Accumulating evidence suggests that this practice increases mortality.

41. As the United States' power in Southeast Asia passes its prime and China's rises, states in the region are increasingly cooperating with one another to mitigate Beijing's divide-and-conquer strategy.

42. With increasing use of smart meters, which mitigate the problem of intermittency that plagues renewable forms of energy, demand for rooftop installations should grow strongly in these places.

43. Coordinately, the WTO should ameliorate "TBT Agreement" in order to mitigate the malignant effects of TBT on international trade.

44. Two solutions to mitigate the shortage of water resources are proposed: increasing precipitation through artificial rain enhancement and economizing water resources use.

45. The result suggests that the ceramic gradient coating can mitigate thermal stress.

46. Rather, it's to help you plan for and thereby mitigate issues to make your use of Ajax effective and unintrusive.

47. Adaptive computer control is used to mitigate the nonideal features inherent in the optical source and in the spectrum modulation process.

48. In wireless network, a logical link control (LLC) layer is necessary to mitigate the effect of radio channel error before cells are released to the ATM network layer.

49. But it's only recently that the legal system has recognized -- and taken steps to mitigate -- the problem of eyewitness misidentification.

50. The high efficiency steam stripping technology of catalytic cracking unit can efficiently decrease the coke yield, and mitigate the regenerator's load.

51. Such concepts as accessory obligation, pre-contract obligation, post-contract obligation, accessory contract obligation and mitigate damage obligation should also be distinguished from each other.

52. Using a restricted stock agreement, you can mitigate risk, building in a buy-back right for the partner's equity grant.

53. Conclusion While adjustment the serum lipids, Xuezhikang can mitigate the inflammation damnification in treatment of the patients with hyperlipoidemia and acute ischemic stroke.

54. In the polluted soil, mycorrhiza and its hyphae can excrete biochemical substance, change rhizosphere and the structure of heavy metal, and consequently mitigate heavy metal pollution.

55. Optimization of credit transaction regulation is essential to mitigate risks and ensure market integrity.

56. If you take time out to plan, you can easily mitigate the struggles and difficulties that arise.

57. Vectek's high-power electronic converters use Active Voltage Conditioning (AVC) technology to mitigate the effect of voltage surges and sags, creating a more stable and continuous supply.

58. International resources are better used to mitigate the collateral damage of depreciation.

59. The government is trying to mitigate the effects of inflation.

60. Compared with the common digital correlator, the application of improved correlator can effectively overcome the carrier modulation with the local carrier phase error and mitigate interference.

61. To oppose and mitigate the effects of by contrary action; check .

62. Cost savings and revenue gains from a merger will help BA and Iberia mitigate the pain.

63. Basic project planning, critical path, critical chain, or PERT analysis may mitigate such failings.

64. CONCLUSION Hyperoxia solution can mitigate the cerebral ischemia and reperfusion injury.

65. Gate conditionality does not mitigate the adverse effect of gate review criteria.

66. Recently, there's a consensus of engineers and experts,(http:///mitigate.html) which is the importance of non-technical strategy to prevent or mitigate disasters by implementing such as proper urban land-use management.

67. Take appropriate action to mitigate our credit risks while supporting revenue growth.

68. Therefore, you must become the faithful believers who will mitigate the resentment of Jesus, who was put into such a sorrowful position due to the distrustfulness of the Jews of his day.

69. Subsequently, shunt capacitor banks and autotransformer starters are suggested to mitigate the impact, and simulation results prove that these measures are reasonable and effective.

70. As to the downlink, a new grouping zero forcing algorithm which coordinated transmitter-receiver processing was proposed to mitigate CCI.

71. This explains why some banks maintain an approved list of beneficiaries to mitigate this risk.

72. Hydrokinetic (wave, tidal, and current) power technologies could harness these widely available major energy sources — and mitigate climate change — in developed and developing countries alike.

73. In the situation of demand on low precision, using resistance and capacitance bridge circuit or charge control could mitigate hysteresis.

74. The design team developed a dot pattern for the glass to mitigate heat gain and glare, and text comprising quotes from famous scholars throughout history is layered over the pattern.

75. They increase the cares of life; but they mitigate remembrance of death.

76. Be strategic and position yourself as someone who can mitigate those risks.

77. Usually, frequency diversity and space diversity techniques are used to mitigate the fading in acoustic communication systems.

78. Gwyn examines several types of coding vulnerabilities and examines how you can mitigate the risk of exploit within your code.

79. Although increasing the sampling data can mitigate the undesired effects, this will impede the computational efficiency.

80. An integrated software development platform and consistent, configurable processes and best practices are essential to mitigate risk to cost and schedule across these large projects.

81. Nothing he did could mitigate her wrath; she was unforgiving.

82. Our earth is faced with a grim challenge of global climate change and it is important for all countries in the world to go into action jointly to mitigate climate change.

83. In order to reduce base resistance and mitigate carrier freeze out at low temperatures, the base concentration can be increased.

84. He therefore advocated permanently low interest rates to mitigate stagnationary tendencies.

85. A single battery system is safer. 2 batteries in parallel to mitigate further sources of failure. reverse current protection is recommended, but usually not feasible.

86. Optimization of caustic wash process, strengthened monitoring of critical equipment or application of duplex stainless steel or super stainless steel can mitigate the cracking problems.

87. The import and export can be significantly mitigate congestion toll - gate.

88. However, design methods must be developed to mitigate the effects of low gain and high noise associated with micropower operation.

89. Both he and the author of the study believe that the way to mitigate the problem is to have states institute so-called graduated licensing systems in which getting a license is a multistage process.

90. To predict, monitor and mitigate such disasters we need rapid and continuous data and information gathering.

91. We also mitigate the account maintenance scalability issue by leveraging the Identity Manager credential mapping function.

92. This algorithm mitigate the illogicality between the robustness and invisibility and enhance the watermarking security.

93. Although increasing the sampling frequency can mitigate the undesired effects, this will impede the computational efficiency.

94. AI will now perform evasive maneuvering in close combat to mitigate damage unguided munitions ( micro ).

95. Ultimately, the audit objective is to provide management with information to mitigate the negative consequences associated with accomplishing the organization's objectives.

96. Now, to mitigate that adds the clock - out system owners to help themselves.

97. A diversity antenna system in a mobile unit which provides time, space and antenna pattern diversity to mitigate the effects of fading at a CDMA mobile unit.

98. Counteract: To oppose and mitigate the effects of by contrary action; check.

99. Determining appropriate loan-to-value ratios of commodity collateral can make banks mitigate credit risk of inventory financing effectively.

100. While this won't help with your processing load, it might help mitigate one of the problems.

101. Harmonious society is a society that being able to resolve and mitigate the conflict of interests, and that being able to realize beneficial equability .

102. You can then elect to use the Design Advisor to help find indexes to mitigate this performance degrader.

103. While we all knowthat CSS need only be downloaded once and then cached, there are someeasy ways to mitigate the resultant extra code and requests.

104. Based on TIKHONOV regularization theorem, a new regularizer, which has explicitly physical meaning, is chosen to mitigate the ill-condition of the normal matrix.

105. The aircraft maker concedes the production adjustment will hurt its cashflow and says it is taking steps to mitigate those effects.

106. It favours free markets, but not uncritically(/mitigate.html), and is concerned to mitigate inequality.

107. They do not attempt to use any of the above strategies to mitigate this and simply accept that some downtime is part of the cost of development.

108. This should be on top of any global value derived from, for example, keeping forests pristine to sequester carbon and mitigate climate change.