Examples of using Would mitigate in English and their translations into Chinese
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It would mitigate their hardship.
Reducing the number of participants would mitigate the impact.
This would mitigate the risk of recurrent debt problems.
Provision of archive and storage facilities would mitigate the risks of theft, loss or damage of records.
This would mitigate to the extent possible direct impact on the implementation of its mandates.
Redesign of the modality of training programmes for staff would mitigate the impact of reduced resources in that area.
Ultimately it would mitigate the consequences of ethnic cleansing and genocide.
Because only the females of the species feast on blood,reducing their number would mitigate disease transmission rates.
The latter would mitigate the risk of a backlash against FDI in poor countries.
For one,it has long been presumed that economic integration between the two countries would mitigate security competition.
That would mitigate the effects of discontinuity for States moving up through the threshold.
For 40 years,economic integration between the two countries was thought to be a force that would mitigate security competition.
But it would mitigate a real danger: that regulation may crush the life out of America's economy.
For example, in section 30, table 30.6,reorganization and restructuring would mitigate the impact on mandate implementation.
This would mitigate to the extent possible direct impact on the implementation of the UNCTAD mandates.
Concerning the expanded definition of" fully funded",she assured the Executive Board that UNFPA would mitigate any associated risk.
This action would mitigate the fear and mistrust between Police officers and Rastafarians and vice versa.
Advance planning between recipient countries near graduation and their development partners would mitigate the risk of such disruption.
Clearly, clinical practice changes would mitigate these risks, optimise patient outcomes and improve patient safety.
The Advisory Committee had noobjection to the course of action proposed by the Board, which would mitigate the Fund' s actuarial deficit.
The removal of central controls would mitigate most traditional data failures and outages, as well as significantly increase security, privacy, and data control.
Promote health through activities aimed at achieving healthy lifestyles which would mitigate the risk factors of non-transmissible chronic diseases;
All of that would mitigate the prejudice and narrow- minded interpretations that ideological extremism tries to promote throughout the world, burdening them with political and ideological sabre-rattling.
Five areas of resource changes resulting from reorganization andrestructuring have been identified, which would mitigate the impact on outputs and performance targets.
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.
Notes the Secretary-General' s intention to implement the functionalities of the United Nationsenterprise resource planning system in ways that would mitigate organizational and managerial risks;
The international communityshould 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.
We believe that the enhanced cooperation and assistance of developed States to developing States in this field andthrough alternative energy sources would mitigate the dangers of resort to nuclear energy.
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.
Interestingly, a recent IMF study of corruption in health-care services concludes:" participation of the poor in thedecisions that influence the allocation of public resources would mitigate corruption possibilities".