How can energy security risks be mitigated?

Even perverse signals can be mitigated and leveraged.

This slump may be inevitable, but it can be mitigated.

C 11 allows this to be mitigated in two ways.

Germany, Japan, and other countries absorbed and mitigated the shock waves.

Loss of information can be mitigated by approximation in the target format.

But this is mitigated at times by public revulsion over suicide bombing attacks in Israel.

At that time, there was still the belief that rapid urbanization could be mitigated or diffused.

Free trade treaties offer great opportunities that must be maximized, but also challenges that must be mitigated.

The unequal struggle forced upon us for so many years has not mitigated our love of peace.

However, concern that an even more radical leadership has taken over in Iran is mitigated by two factors.

To the extent that this is addressed in current policies, some of the negative consequences may be mitigated.

This monetization of the fiscal deficit has put enormous pressure on central bank reserves, mitigated only slightly with the issuance of new Eurobonds over the past 2 years.

This double whammy can be mitigated only by innovative water management and conservation, and by developing nontraditional supply sources.

While there are risks inherent in internationalization, these can be mitigated if developing country enterprises are better prepared for the challenges.

The further tragedy of this is that a rapid response to these crises could have mitigated the effects of the disasters.

He senses that the electorate is uneasy with the growing arrogance of the Two , a tendency that has not been mitigated by early and decisive actions that might augur better times.

The damage inflicted may never be truly repaired, but with the intervention of the Court and relevant organs, such as the Trust Fund for Victims, it may at least be mitigated.

While this appears to have been successful, questions remain as to whether the turmoil could have been averted and its impact mitigated.

In Europe, the appreciation of the euro and other currencies against the dollar mitigated the potential adverse impact of higher oil prices.

We must strengthen national early warning systems so that the damage caused by natural disasters can be evaluated and their consequences mitigated.

But the immediate effect was mitigated to some extent by a sharp depreciation of almost all the currencies caused by the capital outflows.

That is a central feature of the proposal that would not be mitigated by the suggested moratorium on the exercise of the veto power.

Given that compulsory jurisdiction would be preferable, the aforementioned alternative was the one which best mitigated the optional nature of the jurisdiction of the court.

A review of the roots of this tragedy shows that the implementation of preventive diplomacy could have prevented it or at least mitigated its effects.

Germany, Japan, and other countries absorbed and mitigated the shock waves. So, instead of belittling German efforts, the world should show Germany a little more gratitude.

The impact of HIV AIDS had been mitigated but remained extremely negative the disease was still the principal cause of death among children aged under five.

By maintaining and enhancing the communication avenues forged during the preparation of the national reports, certain implementation constraints could be mitigated or overcome through improved dialogue.

The Rwandan refugee crisis had been mitigated by the international community apos s swift response that showed the particular importance of close cooperation and burden sharing.

The risk of failure is however mitigated, given the precedents of REEF and the EBRD Funds that were both able to attract significant volumes of private investment.

It is thus difficult for us to notice whether there is any substantial difference in the extent to which the effects of the sanctions are being mitigated.

The Moscow City Court has mitigated punishment for the wheelchair bound disabled man, Anton Mamayev, from four and a half years imprisonment to a fine of 200,000 rubles.

He senses that the electorate is uneasy with the growing arrogance of the Two , a tendency that has not been mitigated by early and decisive actions that might augur better times. With HDZ and its extreme right appendages out of the way, Croatia now lacks a convincing opposition.

But some of the threats that scientists (and economists) deduce from the surface temperature also reflect natural climate change, and thus cannot be mitigated through the reduction of CO2 emissions.

The negative effects of falling population growth can be mitigated by easing restrictions on international migration, and by encouraging more women and retirees to enter or stay in the workforce.

The case received special attention mostly because of the way in which the court mitigated the husband's sentence, after his lawyers claimed he committed the crime in violent emotional state.

The departure of the United Kingdom apos s Ferret Scout Car Squadron of 28 armoured reconnaissance vehicles has been only partially mitigated by the recent deployment of 9 Argentinian APCs.

There is therefore a need to address without delay the question of how the adverse consequences of the Marrakesh agreements can be mitigated through enhanced trade preferences, assistance and compensation.

In Iran apos s penal code, the verdict of execution may be mitigated by first degree life imprisonment if there is a stay of execution from the Office of the Leader.

If inequality is one negative aspect of radical capitalism to some extent mitigated by the public sector the other one is the potential corruption of capitalist institutions call it the Enron syndrome.

To a certain extent, this lack of confidence in the ability or willingness of the police to provide security has been mitigated through the deployment of the civilian police contingent of AMIS.

Never mind that most of the crises could have been avoided, or late least substantially mitigated, if governments had let their currencies float against the dollar, rather than adopting rigid exchange rate pegs.

Lastly, the stress on oil importing developing countries caused by high energy prices had been mitigated by the 7.4 billion from the OPEC Fund for International Development which had been earmarked for development.

It was noted that the budgetary impact of departmental management of the system was mitigated to some extent as the total number of SES positions was controlled by law. The use of the SES positions was then governed by a departmental review board with central control.

His whole life had been spent in administrative activity, and therefore when he disapproved of anything his disapproval was mitigated by a recognition of the inevitability of mistakes and the possibility of improvement in everything.