Examples of using Be mitigated in English and their translations into Slovak
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some of these negatives can be mitigated by parental influence.
the measures may be mitigated to a fine for lack of insurance.
can be mitigated.
can be mitigated and weakened through your prayers.
clear forms that can be mitigated with a thin semi-transparent tulle.
evil acts of persecution can be mitigated.
they believe the risks can be mitigated or avoided.
release stages mean that the remaining risks affecting the collection of customs duties should be mitigated at the post-release stage.
buy believed the risks could be mitigated or avoided.
These risks could be mitigated by having the ESB assisted by NSIAs which would act as its regional offices.
Except where the related safety risk can be mitigated by other means, a pilot must have demonstrated proficiency in English, which must include.
Those costs would be mitigated by the reduction of the frequency of controls according to the volume of production
With its resistance and structural strength according to UN ECE-R 66.02, the consequences of an accident can be mitigated.
The isolation and loneliness experienced by many elderly citizens can be mitigated by the facilitation of social interaction provided by electronic communications;
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.
While the EU says the overall impact of a“no-deal” scenario cannot be mitigated, the current campaign is aimed at complementing national efforts to inform EU businesses
While the overall impact of a“no-deal” scenario cannot be mitigated, today's campaign should complement national efforts to inform EU businesses
At most they can be mitigated, by distantly stirring up this perception in people,
low inflation must be mitigated by countries that are better placed to boost investment consistently with available fiscal space
remains the main enemy for humankind and it cannot be mitigated without real cooperation between international bodies