mitigation

Then it must show a way to support the development of a local mitigation plan.

The same mitigation plan can be used for different events.

Recent government action has led to mitigation of such effects.

Mitigation is getting a bad name in other contexts, too.

He wanted me to extend a sense of mitigation to my mother.

On the other hand, these effects are also true of mitigation efforts.

In mitigation, it had been a very good cup of tea.

Mitigation is action taken now to prevent damage in the future.

The assessment and mitigation project had not been completed as of 2010.

"Our organization is about far more than working toward noise mitigation," he said.

Many environmental, economic, and social issues find common ground in mitigation of global warming.

The use of guidelines is the standard mitigation for this risk.

For example, an international fund could be used to support both mitigation and adaptation.

"The only part that development budgets get into is the mitigation," he says.

It is very difficult to ask people to look at climate change mitigation if their basic needs for food are not met.

They believe mitigation, on the other hand, could spell disaster.

Management may not identify and provide mitigation of significant risks.

Risk mitigation needs to be approved by the appropriate level of management.

He said in mitigation that his father had molested him.

His defence said in mitigation he had sexual problems at home.

"This is a mitigation plan, not a cure to the problem."

Test systems to ensure compliance with policy and risk mitigation.

Internal security is focused on the concept of risk mitigation.

He ordered immediate mitigation work to increase our water levels.

Back in 1997 perhaps some mitigation was still possible.