Examples of using Mitigating in English and their translations into Czech
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Stop mitigating everyone.
You told me that would be mitigating.
With mitigating circumstances.
He committed murder under mitigating circumstances.
Mitigating, repentance and collaboration.
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There's lots of mitigating circumstances.
Mitigating circumstances, And in light of these What? the D?
I got Curren to reconsider the mitigating circumstances.
What? mitigating circumstances, the D… And in light of these?
What? And in light of these mitigating circumstances, the D?
Or aware of mitigating circumstances that have given you a different opinion of me?
Not creating them.-You're supposed to be mitigating psychiatric crises.
There may be mitigating circumstances, but that's not our concern.
This is our last appeal, and it's called mitigating circumstances.
You have got the mitigating circumstances, so I don't see what's so complicated here?
As a prosecutor I have to take into account all mitigating circumstances.
That will serve as mitigating when things complicate.
I guess you can forget heat of the moment as a mitigating factor here.
Members of the jury, by rejecting mitigating circumstances, you will make a grave decision.
It's my duty as prosecutor to take into account any mitigating circumstances.
Intellectual impairment as a mitigating factor. I would ask your worship to consider my client's.
Don't worry. I will have that jury back if the mitigating circumstances.
Mitigating the collateral damage was my only option, and thankfully, it proved to be an effective one.
And in light of these mitigating circumstances, the D… What?
But that won't get you acquitted. Butthe judge may see it as mitigating circumstances.
Assistance in mitigating the consequences of disasters should be an important element in EU foreign policy.
As a prosecutor I must take into account all mitigating circumstances.
Mitigating the consequences of the shrinkage of working population through immigration is only one possible solution.
Since this is your first incident And, uh,mr. Donaghy has explained The mitigating circumstances.
The cost of averting an imminent insured event, or mitigating the consequences of an already occurring insured event.