1 The captain added, in mitigation, that the engines may have been faulty.

2 Kieran Coonan QC told the judge in mitigation that the offences had been at the lower end of the scale.

3 His marriage had brought a slight mitigation of the monotony of his existence.

4 In mitigation, the defence lawyer said his client was seriously depressed at the time of the assault.

5 I can only plead, in mitigation, inexperience.

6 Or the landowner could propose some mitigation.

7 Two factors may be pleaded in mitigation.

8 Whatever she can urge in mitigation, she is a fallen woman for the rest of her life.

9 Production can not be an incidental to the mitigation of inequality or the provision of jobs.

10 In mitigation Michael Rayner said his client had been deeply depressed in the days leading up to the incident.

11 All I can say, in mitigation, was that to my knowledge I was never the one to start trouble.

12 In mitigation Ronald Coia said his client was suffering from deep depression because his business had failed.

13 Apart from mitigation, these actions can include some adaptation and response measures, preparation of National Communications, and capacity building.

14 In mitigation Lawrence Hazell, for Muise, said he committed the offence because he owed some people ￡110.

15 Defense counsel made a speech in mitigation.

16 Create strategies for risk mitigation and contingency planning.

17 But the project goes beyond disaster prevention and mitigation.

18 Mitigation of climate change is of global public benefit.

19 All that makes up a plea in mitigation.

20 'I was very young at the time, ' he said in mitigation.

21 Ironically, in the light of later events, defending counsel then sought an adjournment in order to call character witnesses in mitigation.

22 The defence barrister, David Lane, then stood up to offer some brief remarks in mitigation.

23 All the facts of the case will be fresh in his mind and he will have just heard the mitigation of counsel.

24 Even with that lesser verdict there was plenty of mitigation.

25 And all discussions of deleterious impact seem to be liberally peppered with a single word: mitigation.

26 In such a case the compliance would doubtless be a strong factor in mitigation of sentence.

27 I have listened with patience to your attempts at mitigation ... No, scrub round that.

28 Availability is assured at the operating system level, allowing for transparent mitigation of active and passive network denial-of-service attacks.

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30 Availability is assured at the operating system level allowing for transparent mitigation of active and/or passive network denial-of-service attacks.

1 The captain added, in mitigation, that the engines may have been faulty.

31 Questionnaire regarding to the agrometeorological disasters occurred and mitigation techniques exercised were sent to sampled professional farmers specialized in wax apple and custard apple.

32 "The key to mitigation is to establish a vortex wake consisting of two or more vortical pairs that are unstable and susceptible to rapid breakup, " he explains.

33 I was the United Nations expert in Disaster Mitigation for two years.

34 The approaches for decreasing the gene flow include chloroplast transformation, pollen sterility, seed sterility, cleistogamy, apomixis, temporal control, and transgenic mitigation.

35 Mitigation values scale up or down based on the con color of your attacker.

36 Until recently, corporate social responsibility among businesses has revolved around risk mitigation and self-regulation.

37 The disaster prevention and mitigation is an important content of urban planning.

38 Judge: Do you have anything to say in mitigation or extenuation before I pass sentence?

39 The green bonds will support the Bank's climate action projects (both mitigation and adaptation).

40 He then grabs a mace and shield off of the rack and gains 50% damage mitigation.

41 Scientists will use the combined data for research in fields including environmental protection, disaster mitigation and natural resource management.

42 The paper discussed a method for GPS pseudorange multipath mitigation and its spectrum analysis.

43 The effect of blasting load on anchored birder is a hot research issue in disaster prevention and mitigation of hydroelectricity project.

44 Based on the project case, the paper putts forward the mitigation measures and restoration technology for the highway borrow pit construction.

45 Flood damage assessment is the basic work of flood hazard mitigation.

46 The landscape plan shall include an explanatory statement and drawings in 1:1000 scale or other appropriate scale outlining the landscape and visual mitigation measures.

47 However, professor Takeshi Sagiya at Nagoya University's Research Center for Seismology, Volcanology and Disaster Mitigation is cautious about that narrow chronology.

48 Mitigation or inhibition Hyperosteogeny.

49 The vibration mitigation approach based on passive friction damper for transmission tower is presented and the multi-degree-of-freedom(MDOF) model of transmission line is developed.

50 Ministers from 45 countries are meeting to discuss the long-term financing of mitigation and adaptation measures needed to tackle climate change.

51 The initiation thinkers and the criminal classical school(), the criminal real diagnosis school of thought and the new social defense discusses and so on provide penalty mitigation with deep rationale.

52 Many kinds of steel structure bearing, rubber seismic mitigation and isolation bearing and other rubber shock absorber products could be designed and produced according to he requests of customers.

53 The paper introduces several important techniques applied in modern electric propulsion, such as electric motor, power electronic converter and harmonic mitigation as well.

54 While using this ability your mitigation and avoidance go down greatly.

55 You can hardly urge that in mitigation of the offence.

56 If a risk is selected for reduction of probability or mitigation of its impact, plan this activity by breaking it into task work items and link each to a risk work item.

57 This paper focuses on the portfolio mitigation and contagion effects incurred by guaranty relation,(http://) especially on the expected loss and unexpected loss in the portfolio.

58 Managing access includes risk mitigation of identity theft or spoofing.

59 Interregional burden - sharing of greenhouse gas mitigation in the United States.

60 Attack mitigation options include the new DHCP snooping and Dynamic ARP Inspection ( DAI ) function.

61 Finally, the paper gives the environmental protection and ecological mitigation measures which should be taken combined with the project analysis and ecosystem types of gas field development.

62 Lead and implement the process of risk identification, classification mitigation and review.

63 The electric propulsion feasibility and effect in space debris mitigation were studied.

64 These self-generated mitigation plans could be replicated in other organizations and institutions if hazard mitigation policies were designed to reward innovation and allow flexibility.

65 The oppression and resist ,[http:///mitigation.html] conflict and mitigation between the work class and propertied class have formed the important historical frame of British society of 19 century.

66 The first person to review the project is the quality and risk management (QRM) lead, who focuses on the risks associated with the proposal and its subsequent mitigation.

67 The classification of disaster prevention and mitigation engineering is discussed.

68 If such resources must be disturbed, mitigation measures shall be undertaken.

69 By 1985, 370 rivers in Poland (including the Vistula) had been completely or partly embanked along a total length of 9, 028 kilometers (5, 610 miles) for some degree of flood mitigation.

70 If you take this strategy, track the cost of development closely and compare it to those who take more aggressive mitigation strategies.

71 Climate fund: A Copenhagen Green Climate Fund will be established to support activities in developing countries related to climate change mitigation.

72 Moreover, the mitigation of credit contraction and the improvement of financing efficiency depend on the resolution of these two problems mentioned above.

73 The suggested framework for urban flash flood mitigation is significant to provide government decision-makers and planners with a scientific basis for urban safety and security.

74 Participating in international disaster reduction programs and carrying out international exchange and cooperation in disaster mitigation.

75 [COPENHAGEN AND MALMO] Science communicators from around the world have devised recommendations to put forward to the UN for better communicating climate change impacts and mitigation methods.

76 We have no precise prognosis on the return period, therefore scientific predictions are all welcome, but the most important thing is mitigation.

77 In mitigation, counsel submit evidence of his client's work for charity.

78 The larger the barrel, the higher the costs of mitigation will be.

79 Greb will have 50 % damage mitigation during this phase.

80 Studies may also include probabilistic analysis, depending on the perceived risk and cost of mitigation.

81 The item, hazard and mitigation listings and ratings are reviewed for consistency.

82 Space debris mitigation has become an international custom for international space activities.

83 The FAO and other groups are developing what they call the Human - Wildlife Conflict Mitigation Toolkit.

84 The Bank also expects to double its lending for social protection, nutrition and food security, and social risk mitigation over the next year to about US$ 800 million.

85 And chronic, relapsing, segmental mitigation and aggravation of the emerging interface features.

86 Most countries have adopted an indoor air radon concentration of 200–400 Bq/m3 as a reference level above which mitigation measures should be taken.

87 In mitigation, it should be pointed out that there wasn't much incentive to make world-beating wine.