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The latter would mitigate the risk of a backlash against FDI in poor countries.
Redesign of the modality of training programmes for staff would mitigate the impact of reduced resources in that area.
This would mitigate the risk of recurrent debt problems.
Set up and maintain buffers which would mitigate shocks and facilitate early recovery;
This would mitigate to the extent possible direct impact on the implementation of the UNCTAD mandates.
For example, in section 30, table 30.6,reorganization and restructuring would mitigate the impact on mandate implementation.
Technological advances would mitigate some of the environmental impact of coal usage.
Restoring green areas and installing green roofs and“living walls” would mitigate climate change impacts in cities.
This action would mitigate the fear and mistrust between Police officers and Rastafarians and vice versa.
However, closer cooperation between all members of the international community on the exchange of information would mitigate the consequences of natural disasters.
That would mitigate the North-South gap and encourage better living standards and improved human rights.
There is a need for a standardized system that would mitigate negative effects on populations as months and years go by.
This would mitigate to the extent possible direct impact on the implementation of its mandates.
Enhancing the efficiency of hydrocarbons use in the Russian Federation andCentral Asia would mitigate energy security risks in importing countries.
Further emission reductions would mitigate the negative impacts of increasing use of harvest residues, if such a policy was increasingly implemented.
One of the greatest misconceptions of national andinternational observers was that stricter border control would mitigate the conflict potential of the region.
A Unit at Headquarters,with this unique expertise, would mitigate the duplication of procurement and training efforts in field missions.
The prison service also stated that it wanted Ben Zygier's completesupervision orders made public, which it believes would mitigate its responsibility.
Such a two-tier approach would mitigate problems caused by the discontinuity experienced by Member States moving up through the threshold between scale periods.
It was stated that as theclimate crisis was advancing, it was also providing an opportunity for the creation of green jobs, which would mitigate and reverse its effects.
The existence of specific mechanisms under bilateral investment treaties,for example, would mitigate that risk. However, that is neither the purpose nor function of diplomatic protection.
If the project proposal contains a component that could have a negative impact,the proposal must also include a component that would mitigate this impact fully.
Overall, the evaluation perceived large'delivery gaps' in translating policies into actions that would mitigate and eventually reduce the incidence and impact of the pandemic to a significant degree.
Others considered that this approach would mitigate sharp scale-to-scale increases and would therefore address the discontinuity experienced by Member States when their per capita GNI increased more than the world average.
Promote health through activities aimed at achieving healthy lifestyles which would mitigate the risk factors of non-transmissible chronic diseases;
Although the implementation of this proposal would mitigate the risk of inappropriate decisions on the appearance of the curtain wall, it would not compensate for the absence of detailed studies on blast protection.
Thus the Court is said to have refused to place on file evidence in defence of the author's son which would mitigate his guilt and prove that he had not been actively involved in the murders.
As reported in document A/C.5/50/57, efforts continue to be made to identify efficiencies that might increase the capacity of the programme budget to improve productivity, but it is unlikely that the efficiency reviews to be concluded by the fifty-first session of the General Assembly would yield savings in excess of the total required reduction of $154 million;it is anticipated rather that those efficiency savings would mitigate the impact on activities and services.
Instead, the international community should have the courage to agree on measures that would mitigate the severe disadvantages faced by vulnerable groups and distribute the benefits of development in a more equitable manner.
Notes the intention of the Secretary-General to implement the functionalities of the United Nations enterprise resource planning system in ways that would mitigate organizational and managerial risks;