Examples of using Be mitigated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Nothin' that can't be mitigated.
Which may be mitigated if the pilot felt-- that it was illegal.
The question is how can that stress be mitigated for children?
The effects of this can be mitigated by matching the outputs of the two sub-cells as closely as possible.
It is not, however, an absolute penalty which cannot be mitigated.
This negative impact can be mitigated by using a decorative screen, plants or ornaments.
Some of the causes of back pain when you get older are unavoidable parts of aging,but can be mitigated(more on that later).
But this tendency can be mitigated, if civil society recognises the importance of preserving lower-income housing.
Fortunately, many of the instances that involve moisture can be mitigated before, during or soon after installation.
Thus the tzimtzum must be mitigated with a glow, however faint, of the divine light that empowers us to overcome darkness and death.
According to Bok,the unavoidable tension between publication and secrecy could be mitigated by publicizing the moral choice with respect to secrecy itself.
If the international community succeeds in restricting the temperature rise to an acceptable level via contributions from each individual member,the effects may be mitigated.
Furthermore, a soul's experience of gehinom can be mitigated by the action of his or her children and loved ones, here on earth.
The first two projects will focus onexploring the risk of cybersecurity breaches in sensors of autonomous cars and how these threats might be mitigated.
Catastrophic results can be mitigated through preparation, advance attention to rehabilitation needs, and strong national leadership that takes action immediately following an event.
With this goal in mind an actual physical andperceived psychological distance from the stage can be mitigated by enhancing the perceived collective experience of a particular section of seating.
But preserving the city's future requires that we think of sustainable revenue streams that will protect Jerusalem for decades into the future andensure the economic challenges that affect the city can be mitigated.
We forecast that growth will remain robust in 2020-2021, at close to 3% per year despite fiscal tightening,which will partly be mitigated by the start of gas output from the Leviathan offshore field in 2020.
These articles provide that law enforcement officers may use firearms only when they have no other means to defend“the places they occupy, the buildings they are protecting, or the positions or persons they are assigned to guard,or if the resistance cannot be mitigated by any means other than the use of arms.”.
It is more common in women over the age of 35- 40, whose skin was already a bit loose before the procedure,though it can be mitigated by removing limited amounts of fat from the intended areas.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder(OCD): A pattern of intrusive thoughts that assault the mind andproduce extreme anxiety that can only be mitigated by an action, such as hand washing in a ritualistic way.
Christian intolerance towards all other faiths was mitigated only at the Reformation, and then only gradually.
The financial consequences of the collapse of their company were mitigated by a series of three benefit performances, in coordination with the local Russian-language theater company.
Bartók's economic difficulties during his first years in America were mitigated by publication royalties, teaching and performance tours.
Although there are some Dianabol side effects, most of them are mitigating with the right supplements and a healthy diet.
However, like my colleague, I am of the opinion that it is inappropriate to intervene since in the case at hand theseverity of the sanction has de facto been mitigated to a considerable degree, given the fact that the majority thereof occurred during the summer recess- and this was taken into consideration by the committee- and during the election recess- even though this was not known at the time the sanction was imposed.