Examples of using Mitigate the consequences in English and their translations into Swedish
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Take immediate action to mitigate the consequences of a‘live' attack.
To mitigate the consequences of more extreme climatic events active climate adaptation work is necessary.
It also encompasses measures that help to mitigate the consequences of an accident.
In the short term- to mitigate the consequences of the current economic crisis,
This also includes all measures that help to mitigate the consequences of an accident.
In order to mitigate the consequences if a collision with a pedestrian is unavoidable, the Volvo V40
Preventative maintenance aimed to avoid or mitigate the consequences of equipment failures.
To help mitigate the consequences of serious road accidents across the EU, today the European Commission adopted two proposals to ensure that,
This also includes all measures that help to mitigate the consequences of an accident.
A broad variety of activities to mitigate the consequences of the nuclear reactors' early closure has been financed
assess and mitigate the consequences of the accident.
knowledge do we need to mitigate the consequences of natural disasters?
financial assistance to help the countries mitigate the consequences of the economic downturn.
Accident insurance can mitigate the consequences when the accident well have arrived. Home.
collisions with other road users or mitigate the consequences of accidents.
as well as mitigate the consequences of accidents.
It is estimated that eCall could save up to 2500 lives per year when fully deployed and mitigate the consequences of severe accidents in over 15% of cases due to reduced response time of emergency services.
national competent authorities(NIS Directive) to mitigate the consequences and effects.
Munters has entered into a social plan with the unions in order to mitigate the consequences of the closure for the employees in Dison as much as possible.
collisions with other road users or mitigate the consequences of accidents.
to reduce vulnerability and to mitigate the consequences of natural disasters and industrial accidents.
as well as mitigate the consequences of accidents.
self-insured businesses and authorities to mitigate the consequences of any event, regardless of cause,
Emergency occupational exposure means occupational exposure received in an emergency exposure situation by individuals taking action to mitigate the consequences of the emergency;
industrial heat exchangers to mitigate the consequences of an exchanger failure,
Granger expressed the hope that the secretary general of the organization will do everything possible to mitigate the consequences of the Russian decision.