c. mitigate occurrence of future crisis

Rule against indiscriminate attacks Indiscriminate attacks are prohibited.

The attacks include multiple attempts to kidnap soldiers, massive shelling attacks, Katyusha rocket fire and numerous gunfire attacks.

These types of attacks are often called multi layered attacks.

We try to mitigate bad luck, but we cannot eliminate it.

Thus, green policies will paradoxically accelerate rather than mitigate global warming.

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Indeed, despite the difficulties they face, farmers are doing much to adapt to climate change and also to mitigate its effects. Farmer initiatives to mitigate and adapt to climate change exist.

The board should report on internal control systems designed to mitigate risks.

Farmers also adopt other crop management strategies to mitigate climate change impacts.

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They should also mitigate the impact of the excessive volatility of financial markets.

Some Parties proposed measures to reduce mitigate the risks of floods and drought.

Only a patient, creative, and consistent engagement strategy will mitigate fears on both sides.

There are two basic instruments to reduce carbon emissions and thus mitigate global warming.

Central America had established mechanisms to prevent and mitigate the effects of natural disasters.

Yet the attacks continued.

Distinction and indiscriminate attacks

Governments can hope to deter cyber attacks just as they deter nuclear or other armed attacks.

Such actions are crucial to these states national security and global efforts to mitigate threats.

Successful value investors may mitigate risk by shunning what they consider to be overvalued assets.

As a result, new infrastructure would only mitigate the impact of scarcity on richer countries.

Because of climate panic, our attempts to mitigate climate change have provoked an unmitigated disaster.

(iv) Initiate measures that mitigate the impact of excessive volatility of short term capital flows.

Optimizing the international effort to study, mitigate and minimize the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster

However, we are far from powerless to prepare for and mitigate the impact of disasters.

However, we are far from powerless to prepare for and mitigate the impact of disasters.

Our global world demands concerted global action to mitigate the adverse impact of climate change.

While we cannot prevent natural disasters, today we have the wherewithal to mitigate their effects.

Were steps being taken to mitigate the hardship of detainees awaiting deportation in antiquated facilities?

Corollary Prohibition of indiscriminate attacks

Since the attacks of September 2001, the United States has managed to avoid further attacks on its land.

Robust Japanese participation would mitigate Asia Pacific polarization and contribute to building momentum for regional integration.

Neither do I. But here are two simple ideas that could help to mitigate the crisis.

But Russia s government is no longer trying to mitigate these factors, instead pursuing an inflationary policy.

Europe is several years ahead of the US in implementing policies intended to mitigate global warming.

Increased knowledge of cross cultural matters and international management issues can mitigate the risk of failure.

In that exact same period that we've been using these drones with devastating accuracy, the number of attacks, of suicide attacks and terrorist attacks, against American forces in Afghanistan has increased tenfold.

Controversies and attacks against public representatives

DDoS attacks on an unprecedented scale

June 22 Greece attacks Turkish troops.

The United Kingdom suffered a series of terrorist attacks on 7 July 2005 and attempted attacks on 21 July 2005.

The continuing attacks on civilians, the targeting of humanitarian workers and the attacks against African Union observers are absolutely unacceptable.

The government must rely on longer term measures to mitigate the problem, including internationalization of the renminbi.

It will also (partly) mitigate the concentration of wealth that results from a highly skewed income distribution.