Examples of using Mitigated in English and their translations into Czech
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Initial failure was mitigated, but thrusters are still not operational.
I do have one piece of good news, however:the problems can be mitigated.
But we both know,your good works are mitigated by your evil deeds.
I would not say he succeeded in making her happy, butmy losses were definitely mitigated.
Those can be defended, mitigated, fought. State crimes, city violations.
State crimes, city violations,those can be defended, mitigated, fought.
Although this can be mitigated by convex profile ends, it cannot be avoided.
I wouldn't say hesucceeded in making her happy but my losses were definitely mitigated.
But my losses were definitely mitigated. I would not say he succeeded in making her happy.
Mitigated at least some of your fears. I hope our conversation, brief though it was.
I hope our conversation,brief though it was, mitigated at least some of your fears.
Then I think his long-standing desire to turn Seattle into a parking lot will be mitigated.
This harshness of Czech law stands to be mitigated by an amendment to the Labour Code in 2017.
We also believe that it is worth checking how any additional threat to this species might be mitigated.
But my losses were definitely mitigated. I would not say he succeeded in making her happy.
As Active Directory Domain Services designed with a sort of redundancy, so the common backup rules andtactics can be mitigated and adapted to this level.
My pain here is mitigated by the reality that, Through the gift of transplants, other lives were saved.
To turn Seattle into a parking lot will be mitigated. Then I think his long-standing desire.
The Socialists and the PP tried to pressurise their fellow Members to vote in favour of their respective resolutions,which greatly mitigated the criticisms made by the rapporteur.
The effects on the most vulnerable groups must be mitigated in the shorter term, where necessary through social measures.
This uncertainty(which affects both parties)as to how much of the limitation period has already lapsed may be mitigated by concluding a written agreement on out-of-court negotiations.
We also disagree with any attempt to use the creation of these stocks as yet another justification, albeit mitigated, for a policy of interference, as might be inferred from the creation of'a favourable climate of investment for the purpose of prospecting for, and tapping into, oil reserves inside and outside the European Union.
Faced with this situation, the European Union has either turned a deaf ear or taken mitigated measures which far from provide an answer to the problems and needs of the sector.
The consequences of abolition of the milk quotas for the region's economy- against which we have fought andwill continue to fight- will not be mitigated with the measures aimed at the sugar-processing industry that are being proposed now, considering that the re-exporting of sugar is being prolonged.
We can mitigate threats.
There may be mitigating circumstances, but that's not our concern.
You can't mitigate risk to zero.
Mitigate the risk of slavery and human trafficking occurring in our supply chains;
You have got the mitigating circumstances, so I don't see what's so complicated here?
Complete seal, which mitigates noise and odor transfer.