Sentence examples for basis of diminished from inspiring English sources
Four years ago Kerrie Gray pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of John Boultwood in August 2001, on the basis of diminished responsibility.
In March 2003, Gray pleaded guilty to the August 2001 killing of John Boultwood, a 42-year-old welder, on the basis of diminished responsibility.
The commando, who was convicted of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility, will leave Erlestoke Prison, near Devizes, Wiltshire.
Blackman was convicted of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility, and his supporters had hoped he would be reinstated to the Royal Marines.
This is the first report, to the best of our knowledge, suggesting adrenal dysfunction on the basis of diminished adrenal sensitivity to endogenous and exogenous ACTH, as described after etomidate administration [ 16, 19].
The decrease in the rate of oxygen consumption is not due to a change in oxygen delivery (e.g. on the basis of diminished microvascular perfusion), but rather to an acquired intrinsic defect in cellular respiration, a phenomenon that we have termed 'cytopathic hypoxia'.
Table 2 Assessment of the theoretical basis for assuming diminishing returns Variable Theoretical basis for diminishing returns?
Under these circumstances, the use of harnessed oxen which has been refuted by Tolley on the basis of their relatively diminished pulling capabilities— would have become feasible.
While debt swaps will continue to offer good opportunities on a case-by-case basis, we have reached a point of diminishing potential except perhaps until there is a major breakthrough on MDB debt.
It represents a basis for the objective determination of priorities for taking proactive maintenance actions for the purpose of diminishing the risk of old overhead line operation.
A prime minister who cannily refused to debate with other party leaders before the elections, for fear of diminishing his own pre-eminent status, was willing to engage with a writer on a equal basis.
