Examples of using To mitigating in English and their translations into Polish
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I will put this down to mitigating circumstances.
Due to mitigating circumstances, not guilty, Your Honor.
The global challenges ahead require a radical shift in the EU's approach to mitigating climate change.
Contributes to mitigating the effects of floods and droughts.
Carbon sequestration in agricultural soils by some land management practices can contribute to mitigating climate change.
To mitigating the effects of crisis on the most vulnerable population.
Next week's European Council should agree on concrete orientations on how the EU can contribute to mitigating the social impact of the crisis.
Whilst the WFD will contribute to mitigating the effects of floods, this is not one of the principal objectives of the directive.
Assuming that otherwise this capacity would have burnt fossil fuel,nuclear energy has significantly contributed to mitigating emissions of CO2, the principal greenhouse gas(GHG)37.
With a view to mitigating the risk, already in 2012 many Operators began to prepare documentation for the calls.
A number of existing Community andMember State policies hold potential for contributing further to mitigating the climate impact of aviation, albeit to a limited extent or only in the longer term.
They contribute to mitigating climate change, creating jobs and local sustainable livelihoods, increasing energy security, reducing dependency on imports from unstable regions.
While this opinion focuses on the need to address social dumping in the sector,it is recognised that progress in meeting the above challenges can also contribute positively to mitigating social dumping.
It is precisely in a time of crisis that the EU budget can contribute to mitigating the restrictive budgetary policies of national governments and direct funding towards desirable long-term investment projects.
Indeed, in the light of the Treaty of Lisbon, I agree that such monitoring should be conducted on an equal footing with the Council,which would contribute to increased sharing of responsibilities between the European institutions and to mitigating any lack of democracy in the EU's decision-making process.
The Swedish delegation brought to the attention of the Council the need to give due consideration to mitigating emissions of short lived climate forcers, which could significantly slow down the pace of global warning 11688/11.
Moreover, in addition to mitigating climate change and generating growth and jobs, improving buildings' energy performance has many other benefits that contribute to the achievement of environmental and social policy aims.
It is therefore appropriate to introduce specific supply arrangements with a view to ensuring supply to the FOD from local production and to mitigating the additional costs of the remoteness, insularity and outermost location of the FOD.
With regard to mitigating adverse effects on competition: the Belgian authorities have indicated that IFB has taken the following two measures to mitigate, as far as possible, any adverse effects of the aid on competitors.
I believe that the concept of European Union solidarity can contribute effectively to mitigating the negative economic consequences of early closure in the energy sector, but many important issues remain unresolved.
They contribute to mitigating climate change, creating jobs and local sustainable livelihoods, increasing energy security, reducing dependency on imports from unstable regions and achieving a more favourable trade balance for the EU due to the lower reliance on fossil fuels.
The design and construction of a nuclear installation provide for several reliable levels and methods of protection(defence in depth) against the release of radioactive materials,with a view to preventing the occurrence of accidents and to mitigating their radiological consequences should they occur;
This will contribute to the EU's sustainable growth objectives19 and to mitigating and adapting to climate change, while promoting economic, territorial and social cohesion and safeguarding the EU's cultural heritage.
As regards the impact on Member States/national authorities, given the substantial economic costs imposed on workers due to their exposure to hazardous substances,this proposal would also contribute to mitigating financial losses sustained by Member State's social security systems.
RE contributes to mitigating climate change, creating jobs and local sustainable livelihoods, increasing energy security, reducing dependency on imports from unstable regions and achieving a more favourable trade balance for the EU due to a lower reliance on fossil fuels.
I agree with the rapporteur's proposal recommending the introduction of more ambitious limit values for particulate emissions(going beyond the European Commission's proposals) in order to guarantee high levels of protection of human health and the environment,particularly with regard to mitigating the effects of climate change.
Article 4, which takes into account the Council Resolution of 20 December 1996 on individuals who cooperate with the judicial process in the fight against organised crime, refers to mitigating circumstances when the perpetrator of an offence gives up his criminal activities and provides the administrative or judicial authorities with useful information.
Consistent with its previous opinions regarding legislative proposals on human activities that cause a rise in CO2 emissions, the Committee endorses the goal of achieving increasingly stringent GHG emission reduction targets and believes that changing the behaviour of producers andconsumers is fundamental to mitigating climate change.
Together with the successful absorption of direct EU support(as experienced in the European Energy Recovery Plan(EERP) and in the TEN-T programme),the increased reliance on financial instruments will contribute significantly to mitigating risks to project promoters and therefore ensure implementation of projects of common interest.