Examples of using Can mitigate in English and their translations into Spanish
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For instance, universal high-quality public education can mitigate the gaps in education of children from rich and poor households.
If the gas I produce is x kilograms of CO2 on 40,000 hectares, y can mitigate 45% a year doing this,
We believe that it is only by pooling its efforts that the international community can mitigate the effects of natural disasters.
This can mitigate the risk of severe injuries in an accident. Seat occupancy sensor.
careful design of public expenditure can mitigate the effects of Dutch disease by reducing the cost of tradable goods and services.
This approach can mitigate losses if capital markets decline in the initial years of investing.
communication on planned involvement can mitigate potential reputational risk
Encrypting the data on these media can mitigate this problem, but presents new problems.
construction methods that can mitigate the effects of natural disasters;
its social impact call for a fresh look at social policies that can mitigate any negative effects of globalization.
Informed Consent(FPIC) can mitigate the risk of conflict.
only adequate preparedness can mitigate the damage caused due to an untoward event.
The SC also notes that the appropriate use of the Model Form can mitigate delays and avoid unnecessary costs.
proper support services can mitigate the consequences and future discrimination.
States can mitigate the effects of"rent-seeking" by replacing administrative mechanisms(for example, export licences,
engineers can mitigate causes of drift in these devices
until we have general implementation of the Convention negotiated in Oslo Amended Protocol II can mitigate the suffering caused by anti-personnel landmines.
caregivers in times of war can mitigate the negative effects of violence
It could be one of many mechanisms that contribute to the"ensemble effect," whereby the variety of compounds in cannabis can mitigate each other's side effects and promote each other's efficacy.
greater reliance on the support of United Nations system organizations can mitigate these constraints, these measures were considered as a potential abdication of the required leadership of the process by the Government.