Examples of using Mitigated in English and their translations into Slovenian
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However, this principle can be mitigated if one or both of the spouses acted in good faith at the time of the marriage.
which can be mitigated by being partly privately funded.
Assessment of current accident scenarios likely to be avoided or mitigated using this technology.
has further mitigated the risk of weaknesses in staff cost calculations.
substantial level of risks, which can only to a certain extent be mitigated.
Certain risk factors are impactful enough that they cannot be mitigated, such as installation by security exploit.
contributing risk factors are mitigated where possible.
Equally, failure to pick up important signals from the public may cause calamities that could have otherwise been prevented or mitigated.
staff might have been avoided or mitigated earlier if the reforms had been better prepared and monitored.
With appropriate early treatment learning difficulties can therefore be predicted, mitigated or even prevented much earlier.
Thankfully, my shock was somewhat mitigated by the fact that I haven't had intercourse with him in eight years.
contributing risk factors are mitigated where possible.
the euro area- yet it can be mitigated through decisive, joint European action.
When the assessments determine that risks have not been properly mitigated, the mitigation strategies might need to be reconsidered or further assessment might be necessary.
contributing risk factors are mitigated where possible.
In addition, its effect is mitigated by the presence of lecithin,
fraud has not yet been fully mitigated.”.
All of our environmental problems could be mitigated if there were fewer people on this planet.
The rest of the punishment for exemplary behavior was mitigated, replaced by the so-called"chemistry".
At the same time greenhouse gas emissions will be mitigated and, in some cases, grid dependence decreased.