Eksempler på brug af Mitigated på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The effects on the most vulnerable groups must be mitigated in the shorter term,
later cases this in no wise mitigated the hostility of the Talmudic Jews towards it, which was proverbial.
which greatly mitigated the criticisms made by the rapporteur.
By identifying the threats that currently are being mitigated verses threats that are not,
its effects have been mitigated along the EU Mediterranean coast since the installation of urban wastewater treatment plants in most of the European urban areas.
The impact of oil prices on the projections for euro area HICP inflation is, however, mitigated by various factors.
This disappointment was swiftly mitigated by the acclaim that followed the first performance of the complete Má vlast cycle in November.
Any concerns may be mitigated by the fact that they do have a no-log policy in place.
Environmental risk- perceived global warming and other natural phenomena can be assessed and in some cases mitigated.
The strong euro had mitigated to some extent the effect of rising or increasing prices of fuel and oil.
much of the threat would be mitigated.
my losses were definitely mitigated.
this is mitigated to cow's dung.
In some cases job shedding may be avoided and in others the effects mitigated by participation.
Linux vulnerabilities could be entirely mitigated or?decreased? to?less-than-critical?
Last year's huge increase in the price of hea ting oil appears to have mitigated this problem, but the time lag between the rise in gas prices and oil prices only means that the problem has been postponed.
negative consequences for payment systems in the event of the insolvency of a foreign participant could be mitigated by giving notification of the relevant system under the SFD.
The impact of recent oil price hikes has also been mitigated by frequent adjustments in the excise duties,
will be mitigated over time.
it cannot be mitigated without real cooperation between international bodies