Sentence examples for due to mitigating from inspiring English sources

The BHA said no disciplinary action would be taken against riders over the start, due to mitigating circumstances of the delay and difficulties in re-setting the starting tape.

The costs imply additional expenses imposed on airports, airlines, and air passengers as the potentially most affected actors/stakeholders due to mitigating actions such as delaying, cancelling and rerouting particular affected flights.

They completed their summer tour with Stereo South bassist Greg Mytych, and planned to record a new album in 2006, but came to a halt due to mitigating factors, including the issues with Lookout!

The distinctive result found in the current study is probably due to mitigating circumstances.

Despite the fact that some patients might have been hospitalized due to mitigating circumstances like poor oral intake and weak support systems (which were inadequately documented in the charts), the average length of stay for hospitalized low risk CAP patients (3.5 days) is hardly justifiable for low-risk patients.

As a bonus, new Airbus or Boeing planes would be delivered with foreign-currency price tags just as the yuan was due to appreciate, mitigating startup costs.

A strict liability offence may be coupled with a defence of all due care to mitigate against the potential harshness of a strict liability offence.

The BDS GEO satellites' multipath are even more difficult to mitigate due to the relatively stationary geometry when compared to MEO satellites in particular.

Technical guidance and standardized procedures are needed to ensure due diligence is conducted to mitigate fiduciary risks and ensure accountability to both beneficiaries, donors, and other stakeholders.

The use of this para metric design was due to its ability to mitigate inherent noise factor with minimal experimental trials.

but no explicit acceptance of working via the hawala system or clarity on due diligence requirements needed to mitigate legal/fiduciary risks.