Meanings of mitigate potential in English

Justice Brown granted bail, saying the 24-hour curfew could mitigate potential risks.

Residencies attempt to mitigate potential harm through supervision and graduated responsibility.

Enoxaparin may also mitigate potential impact of activators of the proteolysis pathway on coagulation.

Analyses were performed on several subsampled data sets in order to mitigate potential sample biases.

FSB will make policy recommendations based on its assessment of whether existing or additional policy measures could mitigate potential risks.

Conclusion: Involving female sex workers in planning and ongoing implementation of HIV self-testing is essential, along with strategies to mitigate potential harm.

To mitigate potential spread, trick-or-treaters will have to stay in as small of groups as possible with fewer adults supervising than usual.

He also failed to hedge trades by making balancing trades to mitigate potential losses, an insurance method that also caps potential profits.

GAO recommended that Treasury submit pension and other information to Congress to help mitigate potential conflicts with its dual roles of regulator and shareholder.

The "safe harbors" are intended to mitigate potential meltdowns by encouraging banks to continue providing essential services even though their clients risk insolvency.

The fund has been trying to mitigate potential losses from falling crude prices by spreading its holdings through contracts expiring in July, August and September.

Another proposal would seek to mitigate potential conflicts of interest at brokerages by requiring more disclosure on how they handle orders for large institutional investors.