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Genetic modification may mitigate damage done to ecosystems.
Let us not enumerate the consequences ofthe fumes of the earthly kitchen, but it is quite important to understand how one may mitigate the consequences of relativity.
Application of risk variables may mitigate or exacerbate the risk assessment.
There may also be a degree of market failure associated with the supply side arguments in paragraph 28,although developments in private markets may mitigate these problems in time.
Bribing the relevant officials may mitigate some of the sanctions.
Attention should be paid not only to developments with potential weapons application, but also developments in diagnostics, countermeasures, andother areas that may mitigate the biological weapons threat.
If it has occurred,subsequent conduct may mitigate its effects, or may(by providing an effective local remedy) eliminate the underlying grievance.
Some representative major risks and measures and circumstances that may mitigate them are presented in table 3. Table 3.
The duration of the working week may mitigate the adverse impact of extended work shifts on productivity and labour safety, but it may aggravate it.
In environments with political instability, budget cuts, and economic austerity programs, a Fund may mitigate risk since it remains largely independent of such events.
While these factors may mitigate the impact of later broadband deployment in lower-income countries, they do not obviate the importance of broadband investment for unlocking benefits from the emerging trends discussed above, not least for economic diversification and social welfare.
The overall goal of the UArctic Thematic Network is to provide knowledge that may mitigate the risk of accidents and major threats to life, environment values and communities.
Under article 5 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, if citizens of the Russian Federation have been sentenced outside the State of their citizenship(in the place where they committed an offence),a court of the Russian Federation may mitigate their punishment or provide full relief therefrom.
Establishing reparations for victims in conjunction with DDR programmes for ex-combatants may mitigate the perception of inequity in their respective treatment, and foster reintegration.
In the presence of alarming symptoms such as a significant loss of body weight with no clear cause, recurrent vomiting, dysphagia, hematemesis or melena, andin suspected gastric ulcer it is necessary to exclude malignant etiology as the treatment may mitigate symptoms of the disease or postpone diagnosing.
An appropriate application of multi-year financing frameworks may mitigate this problem by establishing a strategic framework that covers both core and supplementary funding.
However, fi nally, the cost depends on the initial price at the source, which,when set at suitably low level may mitigate the negative eff ect of liquefaction on the ultimate LNG price.
Nevertheless, it should be noted that while the contracting authority may mitigate the consequences of breach by the concessionaire by using its right to step in, the concessionaire does not usually have a comparable remedy.
We may also share information about you in the course of legal proceedings if we are legally required to do so,if we reasonably believe that doing so may mitigate our liability, or if doing so will assist us in enforcing our legal rights.
If, indeed, after receiving further submissions,the Court declares the Guidance unlawful, this may mitigate the more draconian effects of the Rule, for instance for those who live in remote areas of the Indian sub-continent who would need to relocate in order to obtain English language tuition.
Given that we are heavily reliant on hydro-electric power,nuclear energy offers an alternative that may mitigate the challenges posed to hydro-electricity by climate change.
On the supply side, a better understanding of the likely impacts of increasing supplies may mitigate the decline by leading to more informed decisions regarding changes in production.
Establishing reparations for victims in conjunction with DDR programmes for ex-combatants may mitigate the perception of inequity in their respective treatment and foster reintegration.
In another report, the Secretary-General pointed to some of the factors that may mitigate or cancel the positive economic effects that TNCs are expected to bring in terms of the right to development.
Ensuring a community-based approach that addresses the needs of IDPs and those receiving them may mitigate risks of tensions between the two populations, and support a more effective integration or reintegration of IDPs;
In this connection,a report of the Secretary-General pointed out that various factors may mitigate or cancel the positive economic effects that TNCs are expected to bring in terms of the right to development.
It is a draft resolution that espouses key principles, promotes peace efforts, brings hope of success andurges practical measures which may mitigate the consequences of“ethnic cleansing”, systematic human rights abuses and deliberately inflicted suffering.
There do not appear to be any relevant reservations formulated by these States that might mitigate the force of the prohibition in these instruments.
The appointment of women to all high-level civil service positions or enforcement of the financial sanctions against political parties andgroups that failed to respect the principle of parity might mitigate the temporary setback in the elections.
In addition, it was said that while, pursuant to recommendation 82 of the UNCITRAL Legislative Guide on Insolvency Law, the licensee might have an unsecured claim to damages as a result of the rejection, it was unlikely that such damages would be recovered in full; thus,the claim to damages might mitigate the adverse effect but would not eliminate it.