Sentence examples for aggravating factor from inspiring English sources

In the first, prosecutors attempt to prove the crimes being considered had at least one "aggravating factor".

Causes identified as aggravating factor of performance include backlash of gears, resonance of arms, and visual measurement error.

"We also believe that currently weak auto demand could represent an aggravating factor in the next few months.”.

They can't impose that penalty unless at least one aggravating factor has been proven, but that rule doesn't apply in the opposite direction.

But the French, and other Europeans, often mention Americans' lack of knowledge about anything European and their unwillingness to learn as a major aggravating factor.

In addition, the prosecution presented the evidence of rape as the "aggravating factor" for the jury to consider in deciding whether to sentence Mr. House to death.

During cancer progression the ability to invade and metastasize is a very important aggravating factor.

Next, then, the prosecution has to prove a statutory aggravating factor beyond a reasonable doubt and have all the jurors agree on it.

Similarly, underlying malignancy had been well recognized as an important aggravating factor (13, 22 ) of liver abscess.

O'Neill cited fatigue as an aggravating factor.

Such a conviction would be an aggravating factor in sentencing.