Vocational training can soften these blows.

In short, implementation of fiscal, financial, and structural reforms can mitigate the spillover effects from China s slowdown.

Mutual understanding is the only way to moderate the consequences.

Reforms to defuse the crisis are needed.

Gods created women to tame men.

Energi yang dihasilkan dari angin dan matahari dapat menyeimbangkan kebutuhan dari pembakaran bahan bakar fosil, sehingga membantu mengendalikan perubahan iklim.

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

The nurse gave Tom something to ease the pain.

Through careful management of Kosovo s independence process, and attentiveness to opportunities to improve relations with Russia, the West might mitigate the worst consequences of this confrontation.

The bottom line, though, is that better policies can at best mitigate the economic consequences of this horrible recession.

Iran may be a self proclaimed theocracy, but it has conducted foreign relations since the 1979 revolution in a rational, if not always emollient, way.

The first step is to assuage Iran s feeling of being besieged.

We're calling on the Japanese government to soften its position on humanitarian grounds.

Kaplowitz is cautious with medication but acknowledges, suppressing puberty may alleviate behavioral issues and girls' feelings of being different from peers.

It must be mined with greater efficiency and with a view to mitigating the environmental impact.

Sešelj has worked hard to soften his image.

Calling the country Israel would be inadequate to moderate this resistance.

To a large extent, the power to mitigate climate change does not lie in our hands.

Employment of women on an equal basis with men provides companies with a larger talent pool, potentially increasing creativity, innovation, and productivity. And, in advanced countries, a larger female labor force can help to counteract the impact of a shrinking workforce and mitigate the costs of an aging population.

Counter cyclical policy can moderate these negative effects, but it cannot undo the damage or accelerate the recovery beyond fairly strict limits.

And, in advanced countries, a larger female labor force can help to counteract the impact of a shrinking workforce and mitigate the costs of an aging population.

These currents help to moderate the differences in temperature between winter and summer in the temperate zones.

Vronsky realized how ungrateful a task it was that a duel was out of the question, and that everything must be done to soften the Titular Councillor and hush up the affair.

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

The efficacy of timely and sincere apologies in defusing personal tensions cannot be doubted.

But he talked to them only with the idea of getting them to agree and softening their controversy.

It may moderate and, optimally, settle existing conflicts say, the Middle East conflict, for example but it might also identify potential conflicts and hinder them from becoming violent.

As usual, Japan's government reacted meekly, offering superficial complaints about China to assuage domestic displeasure.

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

So, while China is trying to moderate the current crisis, its influence is limited.

For Abe, the choice is whether to tone down his nationalist rhetoric and moderate his position on contentious historical issues.

Migration in Latin America is a complicated process, of course, and the incident with Zulay Rodriguez and Rita García show how the Internet can amplify ill will, just as it can bridge divides between people.

But the EU s decision to impose a form of diplomatic limbo on Austria for Schüssel s decision to include the Freedom Party in his governing coalition may discourage other conservatives from going this route.

The deficiency of IFRS is that it does not mitigate systemic contagion resulting from asset price movements.

This is very good news in many ways. Rapid economic growth in developing countries is helping to alleviate poverty.

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

There, the populist Freedom Party splintered, as some opted to moderate their views in order to succeed in government.

None of these countries has adequate savings to cushion the blow of reduced revenues.

Using mock hunts as a kind of aversion therapy could lead to less conflict and fewer dead lions.

Perhaps to assuage political fears and considerations of international law any plebiscite in the Kurdish region should, initially, have only a consultative status.

They would then not only have to prove their competence, but also moderate their attitudes.

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

Or did the pattern of abuse amount to so many orders from superiors to soften up prisoners for interrogation?

The moratorium on foreign debt payments announced by incoming President Rodríguez Saá will help cushion the blow.

Now when the thing is done... just consider, should one forsake her? Granted that one ought to part with her so as not to destroy one's family life, but oughtn't one to pity her and provide for her and make things easier?'