Sentence examples for be considered a factor from inspiring English sources
Why might midterm elections be considered a factor in the debate?
"That Mr Taylor should serve his sentence in a prison, culturally and geographically thousands of miles from his home, should be considered a factor in mitigation as it in fact amounts to exile," Griffiths said.
On Monday, the Supreme Court unanimously vacated the death sentence of a convicted murderer, Victor Saldano, because Dr. Quijano had testified that race could be considered a factor in determining whether Mr. Saldano should receive the death penalty.
The prosecutor, State Attorney Angela Corey, who was appointed last month by Florida Gov. Rick Scott to investigate the shooting, said in a statement that her decision "should not be considered a factor in the final determination of the case".
Conclusion: The observed improvement of cortical SEPs with associated reduction of spasticity that occurred after the botulinum toxin type A injection indicates that spasticity itself can be considered a factor affecting cortical SEPs.
Lawyers objecting to Taylor's removal to the UK after he was sentenced in the Hague during 2012 said: "That [he] should serve his sentence in a prison, culturally and geographically thousands of miles from his home, should be considered a factor in mitigation, as it in fact amounts to exile".
That showing was considered a factor in his election.
He was defeated twice when he ran for governor of Tabasco, in elections in which fraud was considered a factor.
Party infighting over an open Republican House seat in the district around Colorado Springs is considered a factor in giving Democrats a chance at that seat.
The state Department of Health said in a statement on Saturday that swine flu was considered a factor in the death of the man, who was not identified.
