英语词汇“example_english_mitigating-factor”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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Including nonsense stems is one way to determine whether lexical frequency is the only mitigatingfactor.
Military conflicts cannot be a mitigatingfactor.
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A mitigatingfactor, however, is that higher ranking ministers also face greater levels of scrutiny in parliament and the press.
Satanism was not considered a mitigatingfactor in his sentencing.
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The only mitigatingfactor, which may go some way to avoiding disaster, is the inclusion of the development risk defence.
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Clearly, in reaching the determination to suspend the sentence, some mitigatingfactor is in the judge's mind.
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They have been reprieved because it was thought that in their cases there was a mitigatingfactor.
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I foresaw a scenario of inevitable decline in the world with aid as a minor mitigatingfactor only of relief.
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If the reward is not high enough, costs of production may be a mitigatingfactor in production itself.
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The excuse provides a mitigatingfactor for a group of persons sharing a common characteristic.
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They had not put forward schizophrenia as a mitigatingfactor or pleaded the insanity defense.
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It would not be a total defence but a mitigatingfactor and would depend on the degree of excessive force applied.
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Such people tend to ask their lawyers to tell the judge that they were drunk, as if that was a mitigatingfactor.
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A compliance programme which is ineffective to prevent infringements may be a mitigatingfactor but will not relieve the company from the imposition of penalties.
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But it is true that we must seek some mechanism according to which the fact that companies comply with the legislation in force is considered a mitigatingfactor.
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Secondly, unlike expenditure in manufacturing industry, public expenditure does not have the mitigatingfactor of increasing productivity at most points to reduce the impact of the rising cost.
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One is challenged by the thought that the circumstances of violence could be a mitigatingfactor or could make the violence much more serious and less acceptable.
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It was found that it did not absolve him of guilt, but could be a mitigatingfactor in sentencing.
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I linked liability for risk with state-of-the-art defence as a mitigatingfactor; 100 % mitigation would mean that the judge could decide not to hold somebody liable.
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I suppose that it would be a mitigatingfactor if it were said that, instead of cutting off the thief's right hand, we would cut off his left hand.
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It was thought that a person should rather submit to death, although the threat to his own life might be regarded as a mitigatingfactor.
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In an appeal, he argued that his psychopathy should have been regarded as a mental illness, and thus as a mitigatingfactor.
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