Examples of using Be mitigated in English and their translations into Arabic
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Climate change can be mitigated by promoting sinks“… any process.
At that time,there was still the belief that rapid urbanization could be mitigated or diffused.
Such risk should be mitigated in procurement of goods and services.
Since the author has been punished in Canada for his offences, punishmentin China(if any) would be mitigated.
The problem could therefore be mitigated by expanding the applicable range of exchange rates.
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Once a company becomes aware that it risksbeing complicit in human rights abuses, the risk should be mitigated.
Such risk can be mitigated to an extent by having in place a loan agreement with the host country.
The destabilizing impact of conventional arms cannot be mitigated by the mere regulation of arms transfers and trade.
This can be mitigated through engineered actions to improve the handling and shipment of goods.
If such anagreement could be negotiated and respected the single biggest threat to a sustainable space environment could be mitigated.
These risks can be mitigated through regular consultation and information-sharing among international actors.
In addition, commodities must be given improvedaccess to markets so that the adverse consequences of price and exchange rate fluctuations could be mitigated.
The risk of such misuse of explosives could be mitigated by improving the domestic regulatory framework for mining in Afghanistan.
Those countries have found that the barriers to implementation of such taxes, particularly on energy, can be mitigated through careful tax design.
This risk can be mitigated with simple countermeasures conducted by national authorities as collection, storage and disposal of such fragments.
It was noted that a new fund could suffer from bureaucratic procedures, long project cycles and ineffectiveness,which should be mitigated.
The impact of other challenges could be mitigated through better financial and human resources investments and by sharing best practices and lessons learned.
In many cases, conflict tends to break out when dialogue becomes impossible or stops,and conflict can often be mitigated or prevented when dialogue starts.
This risk may be mitigated through respect for international norms requiring the removal of suspected perpetrators from positions of power or control over witnesses.
Of the remaining 16 cases,14 concerned family relationship issues that would be mitigated should the proposed amendment to the family relationships policy be adopted.
However, the problem can be mitigated through the use of digital signatures so that made-up combinations of documents won't be accepted as records on a blockchain.
Article 36 of the Penal Code'Causes conducive to the mitigation of penal responsibilities 'states that female offenders who are pregnant can be mitigated of penal responsibilities.
The programme changes above will be mitigated in part by improvements stemming from efficiency projects which have identified better use of DPI resources.
The risk posed by extremeweather events such as heat waves could be mitigated through increased public awareness and public health-care initiatives for the most vulnerable.
Such risks can also be mitigated by the safeguards which should be provided by democratic societies governed by the rule of law to protect detainees from the risk of ill-treatment.
The possible reluctance of donors can be mitigated by the parties if they show concrete progress in implementation of the agreement and willingness to invest their own funds.
So while systemic risk can be mitigated by combining low-correlated assets, systematic risk can't be mitigated by portfolio diversification.
The above programme changes will be mitigated in part by improvements stemming from efficiency projects which, when implemented, will result in better use of resources.
The effects of natural disasters could be mitigated through a proactive and concerted approach with the involvement of all sectors in planning, preparedness, prevention, relief and rehabilitation.
Infectious risks of prostate biopsy can be mitigated by alternative techniques such as the transperineal approach where the biopsy needle passes through skin rather than through the rectum as is usual.