Sentence examples for mitigating situations from inspiring English sources
Police officers are often criticized and rightfully so, according to Dr. Simpson for not being adequately skilled in mitigating situations where a person is in the midst of a mental health crisis.
If it is necessary to exceed these guidelines, the occurrence of an adverse thermal event is still unlikely in most situations because of mitigating factors such as transducer movement and perfusion, but the general principle of "as low as reasonably achievable" should be followed.
Through the lens of a cost/benefit analysis, that is a situation where the cost of the mitigating action (route diversion) is incomparably lower than the possible losses associated with no action; therefore, a very small probability is sufficient to fully justify the decision to act.
Nonetheless, in situations where risk is substantial and options for mitigating risk are minimal, use of study product may increase one's sense of doing "something" proactive either for themselves or for possible prevention strategies that could be available to them in the future.
In this situation, being drunk is something else you are also responsible for, not a mitigating circumstance that allows you to plead to a lesser offense.
David De Gea may be bound for Real Madrid, but there are many mitigating factors including the fact that Rafa Benitez, Real Madrid's manager, is happy with his current goalkeeping situation.
"The penalty phase of a capital case … is a special situation where the law bends over backwards to allow the convicted man to introduce just about any mitigating evidence".
These forms of legal redress for the torturer might include the existence of mitigating circumstances or the application of the legal principle of necessity since the cases in question involve a genuinely dilemmatic situation in which the least harmful of the available options was chosen and chosen to the advantage of the innocent rather than the guilty.
There were mitigating circumstances.
