Examples of using Mitigated in English and their translations into Finnish
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would nevertheless have mitigated the damage brought about by allowing sugaring.
gap between cross-border and national transit times, has mitigated the“frontier effect”.
The strong euro had mitigated to some extent the effect of rising
The impact of oil prices on the projections for euro area HICP inflation is, however, mitigated by various factors.
this has partially mitigated rising energy prices.
in favour of their respective resolutions, which greatly mitigated the criticisms made by the rapporteur.
the Member States, and explains how safety risks are collectively assessed and mitigated within the EU.
both cross-border and domestic, has mitigated the“frontier effect”.
The risk of losing visibility for the EU in certain sectors at country level would have to be mitigated by effective division of labour
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 stability brought about has undoubtedly mitigated the damaging effects of the international financial crisis in 1998 and the beginning of 1999, for Europe's economy.
The appropriate management of macroeconomic policies mitigated the size and duration of the downturn in 1998/99
At the same time, the short term effects on some vulnerable groups should be mitigated, helping them to adjust to the new market situation.
Countries need to ensure that higher risks are identified and mitigated, but may permit simplified measures for certain requirements when lower risk has been identified.
Faced with this situation, the European Union has either turned a deaf ear or taken mitigated measures which far from provide an answer to the problems and needs of the sector.
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 described above would be mitigated in suboption 2 under the assumption of a clear legal framework for border guards semi-detached to Frontex.
The increase in 2006/2007 is, however, mitigated by the fact that the first Call will be launched late Spring 2005 covering 2005 and large part of 2006 budget.
Normally are for profit, though profit aims may be mitigated to various degrees by Normalt är för vinst,
This is mitigated to some extent by a passing reference to employee To je do neke mere ublaženo s prehodom na zaposlenega.