Examples of using Be mitigated in English and their translations into Romanian
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These Sustanon side effects can be mitigated through the use of 5-alpha reductase inhibitors,
Well, studies have shown the effects of trauma can be mitigated if the person actively works to remember the incident that caused the original.
the impacts on lipids can be mitigated by including N2GUARD in addition to your cycle of anavar to keep healthy HDL cholesterol levels.
which can be mitigated by splitting the dosage in half-hour increments.
clear forms that can be mitigated with a thin semi-transparent tulle.
the euro area- yet it can be mitigated through decisive, joint European action.
the measures may be mitigated to a fine for lack of insurance.
the risk involved with investing can be mitigated by investing in various different securities,
The consequences of nuclear accidents can, to some extent, be mitigated by emergency preparedness.
At the same time, the short term effects on some vulnerable groups should be mitigated, helping them to adjust to the new market situation.
This risk can be mitigated if the relevant authorities take an inclusive view of the types of acceptable activities
This risk should be mitigated through the EIB taking subordinated positions in EFSI co-investments with NPBs.
given Member State could, for example, be mitigated via a rotating selection policy rather than selection by preference.
trade-offs are managed early on, rather than in the implementation phase, and that unavoidable impacts can be mitigated more effectively.
EFRAG, the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group, notes that the timing problems can be mitigated to a certain degree by a different effective date.
may be undermined by a number of risks that must be mitigated.
who assure me… that the impact on the local habitat can be mitigated.
The impact on the few markets that still use paper-based securities could be mitigated by setting an implementation date that allows those markets to adapt.
demand could be mitigated if the total forest area and wood volume could
While the overall impact of a“no-deal” scenario cannot be mitigated, today's campaign should complement national efforts to inform EU businesses and help to reach