Examples of using Would mitigate in English and their translations into Spanish
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This would mitigate the risk of recurrent debt problems.
Resolving the clean water crisis would mitigate a lot of problems.”.
The latter would mitigate the risk of a backlash against FDI in poor countries.
Reducing the number of participants would mitigate the impact.
Technological advances would mitigate some of the environmental impact of coal usage.
Researchers say restoring seagrass beds would mitigate climate change.
That would mitigate the North-South gap and encourage better living standards and improved human rights.
Availability of CCS in some scenarios would mitigate impacts on revenue.
Such a two-tier approach would mitigate problems caused by the discontinuity experienced by Member States moving up through the threshold between scale periods.
The early implementation of these recommendations would mitigate some of the immediate concerns.
Others considered that this approach would mitigate sharp scale-to-scale increases and would therefore address the discontinuity experienced by Member States when their per capita GNI increased more than the world average.
A well reviewed and audited smart bond contract would mitigate the risk of bugs in the smart contract.
The various regional circuits determinedthat forming a league, with enforceable rules, would mitigate these problems.
Set up and maintain buffers which would mitigate shocks and facilitate early recovery;
Concerning the expanded definition of"fully funded",she assured the Executive Board that UNFPA would mitigate any associated risk.
What they propose then is a P2P system that would mitigate these issues through the votes of the members.
It was stated that as theclimate crisis was advancing, it was also providing an opportunity for the creation of green jobs, which would mitigate and reverse its effects.
Timely punishment of individual responsibility would mitigate the negative tendency to invoke collective responsibility.
The Advisory Committee had no objection to the course of action proposed by the Board, which would mitigate the Fund's actuarial deficit.
A Unit at Headquarters, with this unique expertise, would mitigate the duplication of procurement and training efforts in field missions.
Advance planning between recipientcountries near graduation and their development partners would mitigate the risk of such disruption.
Reliable projections, close monitoring and analysis would mitigate financial risks and enable WMO to operate and use its resources more effectively and efficiently.
However, closer cooperation between all members of the international community on the exchange of information would mitigate the consequences of natural disasters.
We can, however, highlight certain strategies that would mitigate the risks and generally maximize the fulfillment of such obligations, thus avoiding potential liabilities or violations.
For example, in section 30, table 30.6,reorganization and restructuring would mitigate the impact on mandate implementation.
The Advisory Committee considers that the course of action proposed by the Pension Board would mitigate the actuarial deficit of the Fund and has no objection to increasing the normal retirement age for participants in the Fund to the age of 65.
Five areas of resource changes resulting from reorganization and restructuring have been identified, which would mitigate the impact on outputs and performance targets.
Provision of archive and storage facilities would mitigate the risks of theft, loss or damage of records.
It was expected that the information gathered during that study would mitigate the lack of accurate comparative data.
Promote health through activities aimed at achieving healthy lifestyles which would mitigate the risk factors of non-transmissible chronic diseases;
