Sentence examples for to the mitigating from inspiring English sources

But courts may still impose life without parole, provided that the judge first gives proper consideration to the mitigating effects of youth.

An employer will still have to show that a dismissal is within a band of reasonable responses to the misconduct, and if the matter reached an employment tribunal, the tribunal must assess whether dismissal was indeed a reasonable sanction having regard to the mitigating circumstances of the case.

[Page A18.] Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, writing for the majority, said the jury instructions for the sentencing phase of Mr. Penry's murder and rape trial did not permit the jurors "to make a reasoned moral response" to the mitigating evidence he offered of his retardation and his history of severe abuse as child.

I had some issues with William because he'd slept with my best friend's girl, but due to the mitigating circumstances, I put my distaste for him aside.

As with α-SMA, these results again suggest that the biology of fibroblasts from DC patients is exquisitely sensitive to the mitigating actions of cAMP.

"Bill Allen was willing to say anything it took to try to mitigate the punishment he's looking at".

So what is the government planning to do to mitigate the effects of increased flooding risk?

However, this was just as likely to enhance as to mitigate the frankness of the interview.

"You're seeing them having to scramble to mitigate the effects of having an unsecured border".

"Sadly this prediction proved correct, despite action to try to mitigate the effects.

Cognitively, you can ask yourself what needs to change to mitigate the stress in your life.