Sentence examples for because of the mitigating from inspiring English sources

But the defense lawyer said she hopes the U.S. attorney's office will recommend a lighter sentence "because of the mitigating circumstances of this case". She said the 40-year-old INS agent broke the law because he "was very moved by the plight" of the illegal immigrants he routinely captured and because he was facing serious financial problems.

And if Mr. Nashiri is convicted, the defense will likely contend that he should not be sentenced to death because of the mitigating factor that he was "tortured".

Even then, the risk is minimal in my opinion because of the mitigating factors.

The AT could not be determined in 11 patients because of mitigating oscillatory gas exchange patterns or premature end of exercise.

Interest in the use of bioenergy is increasing because of the need to mitigate climate change, the increasing costs and finite supply of fossil fuels, and the declining price of lumber and paper.

And many vets feel more comfortable recommending freeze-drying because the process mitigates the chance of pathogen transmission through the food.

Because the developer mitigated the impact through project design, a health analysis of displacement was not ultimately required in the project's EIA.

Because the gate insulator mitigated the effect of the electric field on the barrier layer, the critical voltage of the MISHFET was higher than that of the SGHFET.

It still faces an uphill battle, however, mostly because of the price (which is mitigated by bundles that include Titanfall for free).

In fact, he called that Friday "the proudest day in the company's history" because of the way the engineers mitigated an attack of this size.

In addition to the foreseeability limitation, damages may also be limited because of uncertainty, e. g., United States v. Huff, 175 F.2d 680, 680 (5th Cir. 1949), or because of failure to mitigate damages, e. g., De Fore v. United States, 145 F.Supp.