Examples of using Will mitigate in English and their translations into Slovak
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This will mitigate the problems identified.
Choose whole-grain food as it is rich in fibers and will mitigate the risk of the unpleasant constipation.
Ideally, this will mitigate the consequences of an accident- or even prevent it altogether.
However, one should keep in mind all possible risks and develop orfind a successful strategy that will mitigate them.
I will mitigate much of the suffering foretold, through the power of My Crusade Prayer Groups.
Focusing on targeted expenditure reductions will mitigate the short-term impact on the real economy.
Next Article I will mitigate much of the suffering foretold, through the power of My Crusade Prayer Groups.
This is supported by frequent misconceptions(seemingly logical) that if affected person does not drink,diarrhea will mitigate or even stop.
It will mitigate the consequences, it will enable leverage, but national efforts, too, will continue to be necessary.
We need a large-scale package of concrete measures which will mitigate the impact of the crisis on the economy, on manufacturing, and in particular on the social sphere.
This will mitigate the chances of withdrawal symptoms you might experience while fasting, and also reduce toxins in the body.
Making a children's room in black,it is better to choose an alternate color, which will mitigate the negative impact of the first, soothe and relax, for example green.
In the meantime, EIGE will mitigate the risk by putting a maximum number of working days in future requests for specific services.
Increasing competitiveness andintroducing measures fostering job creation in the region will mitigate migratory pressures from the enlargement countries to the EU.
Your prayers will mitigate much of it and My Father will intervene at every possible stage to prevent evil deeds from being inflicted on His precious children.
Water is akin to the beginning of Yin,and any body of water near the house will mitigate the excessive activity of Yang, so think about laying a small pond or fountain.
This legislation will mitigate the cross-border effects of soil degradation, which do also exist, and it will help to ensure equal conditions in the internal market.
Second bullet: The"enhanced" Annual Implementation Report of the year 2017,including quantification of results and answer to common evaluation questions, will mitigate this risk.
My Messages are full of hope and I will mitigate much of the suffering foretold, through the power of My Crusade Prayer Groups.
This latter provision should be removed because there is no distinction between redemption during and at the end of the contract andthe outcome is likely to be a pattern of contract terminations which will mitigate against the prudential requirement to know the client.
Furthermore, guidelines provided by Member States will mitigate the risk of judicial action undertaken by road users against road managers.
The European Council has agreed a target of 10% biofuels in transport fuel by 2020: such a long lead-time makes it unlikely that this can have had an impact on prices today andthe sustainability criteria proposed by the Commission will mitigate the impact for the future.
Germany says the Nord Stream 2 project will mitigate declining European gas production and the possible disruption of supplies piped via conflict-ravaged Ukraine.
Recalls that formal commitment to internationally agreed standards is the first step,but that only the proper implementation of these standards and real and genuine effort will mitigate risk factors and lead to a successful fight against money laundering, tax fraud and tax evasion;
Effective action against the rise of AMR will mitigate its negative impact on the economy and can therefore be considered a contribution to economic growth, to sustainable healthcare budgets by reducing healthcare costs and to a productive and healthy population.
I regret the suffering that people have endured,and I hope that mobilisation of the fund will mitigate it and help provide swifter and more effective reconstruction in the worst-affected areas.
Providing financial and technical assistance to South Asian countries to improve their facilities- at a minimum converting beach operations to contained pier or dry-dock handling and providing better safety anddownstream waste management facilities- will mitigate some of the worst problems.
Therefore, it is advisable topropose an equalization tank prior to such technology that will mitigate the irregularity in the inflow and also the irregularity in the composition(pH, temperature, concentration of various substances, etc.).
Continued efforts to implement these measures andlist new species considered a threat will mitigate harmful effects, such as those associated with the predation by the yellow legged hornet(Vespa velutina), or the destruction of pollinator habitats by certain plant species such as the Himalayan balsam(Impatiens glandulifera) which smothers native vegetation.
I voted for this report as the application of theregulation in the form proposed by the European Parliament will mitigate the adverse social repercussions of such mine closures, with the mines in Valea Jiului also among those affected by this measure.