1. A Baseline enforces a setting only if it mitigates a contemporary security threat and does not cause operational issues that are worse than the risks they mitigate

2. 17 Her words mitigated my suffering.

3. Active principle for mitigating undesired medical conditions

4. Adjustment coefficients linked to mitigating factors

5. 15 He gladly accepted the mitigated penalty.

6. That problem of competing claims is mitigated.

7. 16 The living conditions were slightly mitigated.

8. Acidity-mitigating construction method using steel converter slag

9. Soil erosion was mitigated by the planting of trees.

10. The latter has focused on mitigating climate change.

11. Do our successes mitigate our failures?

12. 18 Clym's grief became mitigated by wearing itself out.

13. Governments should endeavour to mitigate distress.

14. The anti-adhesion agent mitigates interaction between a subject oral cavity and plaque-forming materials.

15. Synonyms for Alleviates include soothes, allays, assuages, diminishes, dulls, eases, mitigates, moderates, mollifies and reduces

16. Chartering a yacht mitigates operating costs, but requires meeting costly safety, security and environmental regulations

17. 20 Unacceptable risks are mitigated by design or by other means.

18. 19 The warped phenomenon is mitigated when the chordal height decreases.

19. Germany, Japan, and other countries absorbed and mitigated the shock waves.

20. 5 Governments should endeavour to mitigate distress.

21. Fifteenth plea in law: no account taken of mitigating circumstances

22. View to mitigating potential negative effects of large scale Afforestations”

23. Carbon sequestration is a last resort to mitigating climate change.

24. Mitigating measures already in place or in progress at EU level

25. 14 Systematic risk can be mitigated only by being hedged.

26. 1 Soil erosion was mitigated by the planting of trees.

27. Mitigating circumstances retained: admission, cooperation and pressure by the family.

28. Public disclosure of information can mitigate market inefficiencies.

29. As a spatial filter, it mitigates light diffraction around the optics systems used to image the beam.

30. The use of spatially-diverse antennas for receiving uplink signals provides diversity gain and mitigates deep fades.

31. Altus mitigates these problems through our seasoned data center consultants with decades of experience behind them

32. Methods for mitigating the leaching of heavy metals from activated carbon

33. (e) Addressing the causes and mitigating the consequences of family disintegration;

34. There was no mitigating feature in the shape of a plea of guilty.

35. 11 He had an aristocratic demeanor,(Sentencedict.com) mitigated by terrific street cred.

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

37. Because of certain mitigating circumstances, all charges but one are summarily dismissed.

38. The caveat emptor doctrine has been mitigated by the implied terms as to quality.

39. Hence, mitigating acid deposition benefits many other environmental, economic and human health issues.

40. any other aggravating or mitigating factors applicable to the circumstances of the case.

41. Vector offers a large range of technologies for mitigating corrosion using galvanic Anodes

42. This mitigates acid fouling by selectively injecting different sized alkaline particles (275) into the air preheater (250).

43. Preparation of addition polymerization catalysts via lewis acid mitigated metal center oxidation

44. Rather, it's something that has to be identified, acknowledged and mitigated against.

45. But increasingly the vagaries of the weather are mitigated by snow-blowers.

46. Investment in prevention is far more cost-effective than allocating resources to mitigating consequences.

47. * a risk which is not sufficiently addressed though appropriate mitigating controls, or

48. I never shirk responsibility or mitigate the violation of law

49. He hoped to curb separatist tendencies and mitigate nationalist passions.

50. 3 But increasingly the vagaries of the weather are mitigated by snow-blowers.

51. Once we increase access to technology, the challenge of digital literacy will be mitigated.

52. 10 This myth has persistently mitigated against a recognition of other centres of cultural activity.

53. 5 These are not mitigated by the presence of recognizable and attractive actors and actresses.

54. For Aggravating and mitigating factors in the federal death penalty statute, click here.

55. ADAS support drivers and can help in avoiding accidents or mitigating their consequences.

56. 21 The cost of getting there is mitigated by Sydney's offer of a subsidy.

57. This myth has persistently mitigated against a recognition of other centres of cultural activity.

58. In order to mitigate risks, a massive testing program was started.

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

60. A system and method are provided for mitigating interference between wireless access points (APs).

61. On some services, lenders mitigate the risk of bad debt by choosing which borrowers to lend to, and mitigate total risk by diversifying their investments among different borrowers.

62. A comprehensive strategy to mitigate climate change is through carbon neutrality.

63. It also mitigates the uncertainty surrounding the timing and amount of payments, allowing for superior cash flow forecasting capabilities.

64. Synonyms Alleviate, Relieve, Mitigate, Assuage, Allay, diminish, soften, abate, qualify, reduce

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

66. Appropriate monetary and risk mitigating policies need to be designed to tackle these challenges.

67. The kind of knowledge which can be learnt through classic realist texts mitigates against a detailed, productive analysis of racial issues.

68. Catalase converts the reactive oxygen species hydrogen peroxide to water and oxygen and thereby mitigates the toxic effects of hydrogen peroxide

69. These are not mitigated by the presence of recognizable and attractive actors and actresses.

70. The quick action by the two security agents significantly mitigated the breadth of this terrorist attack.

71. 30 The degree or materiality of exposure can be as risk mitigated by establishing control activities.

72. 22 As a result,[www.Sentencedict.com] at least some of the Bill's dire consequences were mitigated.

73. 13 It was not mitigated by the presence of the odd woman in the cabinet.

74. Synonyms for Cushioned include softened, deadened, lessened, mitigated, muffled, diminished, stifled, allayed, alleviated and blunted

75. 12 Fortunately marital failure had been mitigated by the public knowledge of her lover's wealth.

76. 2 The caveat emptor doctrine has been mitigated by the implied terms as to quality.

77. Several attempts have been made to mitigate the consistency and Controllability issues

78. Some common synonyms of Assuage are allay, alleviate, lighten, mitigate, and relieve.

79. The open source paradigm embraces this kind of disaggregation and, more broadly, mitigates against the idea of stovepiped expertise categories.

80. 17 Nothing could mitigate the cruelty with which she had treated him.