All parties to the decision or agreement are obligated to minimise foreseeable negative impacts on health identified by such assessment .

Designers could consider designing the internal EM shielding of certain missiles to minimise the threat posed by EMR if the outer shell of the missile is damaged.

All feasible precautions must be taken to avoid, and in any event to minimise incidental loss of civilian life, injury to civilians and damage to civilian objects. Art.

While IHL recognises that civilian casualties are unavoidable at times, a failure to take all reasonable precautions to minimise such damage may lead to a breach of those laws.

It can help with policy analysis, identifying best practices, networking, and raising awareness at the international level regarding the benefits, challenges, impact and steps to take to minimise the risks of going abroad by developing country firms.

The Committee reiterates its prior jurisprudence that the issue of a warrant for execution necessarily causes intense anguish to the individual concerned and is of the view that the State party should attempt to minimise this anguish as far as possible.

The Working Group on Explosive Remnants of War held two meetings and discussed the implementation of existing principles of International Humanitarian Law and possible preventive measures aimed at improving the design of certain specific types of munitions, including sub munitions, with a view to minimise the humanitarian risk of these munitions becoming explosive remnants of war.

Law n. 626 1994 (article 85) requires the management of relevant facilities to adequately train the staff operating with biological agents that might cause a threat to human health (in particular on risks involved in the handling of biological agents, on precautions to be adopted to prevent and minimise those risks, on procedures to be followed when handling agents listed in group 4).