Sentence examples for was a mitigating factor from inspiring English sources

Only 3 of the 12 said that was a mitigating factor.

It was a mitigating factor for why he didn't push it.

He said the fact that neither was an IOC member when the alleged bribes were accepted was a mitigating factor.

Officials said government investigators discovered after the attack that Mr. Furrow, who for years was a devotee of white supremacist groups and a security official in one, had been treated as an inpatient at hospitals three times in the last 10 years, and they decided this was a mitigating factor.

The "ill-informed" reporting of the News Corp Australia's Sydney newspapers was so damaging to Wran, who was forced into protective custody for 12 months, it was a mitigating factor in sentencing the daughter of the former Labor premier Neville Wran.

He also accepted that the paucity of the total was a mitigating factor, "When you're defending a small total, it's quite hard because you end up trying not to chase it but you know that the only way of trying to win that game is to bowl them out so you do end up chasing a little bit".

Defense lawyers argued that Mr. Ross has a mental condition that should be a mitigating factor.

Three: the many years he spent in brutal captivity should be a mitigating factor.

Keeping files of such information, according to Nephew, could be a mitigating factor helping avoid US Treasury fines.

A spokesman for the ADF said while PTSD may be a mitigating factor, "it is not a defence to transgressing defence policy and army values".

"Banter" I believe it is often trivialised, yet stress can be a mitigating factor in exacerbating a speech impediment.