Synonyms for mitigations
mit·i·ga·tions

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   attenuations

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1. Hulya Gulbahar:

   In a majority of Turkey's female abuse cases, the perpetrators receive mitigations in their sentences due to court's detection of consent granted by the victim, in some cases, wearing a miniskirt or some cleavage got the woman's rapist mitigation in his punishment, while in some cases the consent was attached to her wearing red.

2. Deepti Gurdasani:

   It's very concerning that The UK government, which claims to be' following the data,' has completely ignored the data and decided to remove masks from schools against all scientific advice, we see several school outbreaks and rapid spread among school-age children across parts of Public Health England... Public Health England's clear that we need to be strengthening these mitigations, rather than weakening them.

3. Nicholas Calio:

   The fix basically is working out where the bandwidth is, the amount of power used, the tilt of the antennas, the placement of the antennas, there are mitigations that can be put in place, it's just going to take time to do it. The fix can be almost immediate — tower by tower.

4. Jordan Abudayyeh:

   In the meantime, the Governor urges everyone to continue following the doctors' advice to wear masks so students can remain safely learning in classrooms, and is encouraged that the court made it clear that school districts can continue to keep their own mitigations in place.

5. Getty Images:

   I never advised the president, the Task Force, or anyone else while in Washington to allow the virus to spread, dozens of my writings and interviews during my Washington service explicitly called for specific mitigations, including social distancing, extra hygiene, and masks when not able to socially distance, and 'focused protection,' a heightened protection of those at risk, to allow a safe opening and end the public health destruction from lockdowns.