Examples of using Mitigating circumstances in English and their translations into German
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There may have been mitigating circumstances.
Lastly, I welcome the nuanced approach that the report takes vis-à-vis mitigating circumstances.
There are no mitigating circumstances in this- for either side!
He committed murder under mitigating circumstances.
Because of mitigating circumstances, all charges but one are dismissed.
And no court on this planet would accept mitigating circumstances.
Briefly, on the mitigating circumstances, I am glad to see that the Commissioner is accepting Amendments Nos 40 and 61.
If you turn yourself in now, the mitigating circumstances.
Despite the mitigating circumstances that he was seriously ill and that the unemployed, received twice as fine of a minimum.
Readsing these background reports though, convinced me there were mitigating circumstances.
In this one case I plead mitigating circumstances, for the presidency of the Council really did provoke this loud laughter.
The credulousness of Sukhanov has, by the way, mitigating circumstances.
Now, it could be that there are mitigating circumstances that would make these charges less for you, but we need to hear what that is.
How could a trial be fair when the jury did not hear any mitigating circumstances?
If sanctions are to be applied, there may be mitigating circumstances or there could be negotiations to examine the fine imposed in precise detail.
So I trust, in your report, you will take into account the mitigating circumstances of his error.
I cannot find any justification, or any mitigating circumstances, for those who, in this way, trample underfoot all those values which are so important to us.
Far too often they are lenient on men because their emotions,their jealousy, are seen as mitigating circumstances….
It allows Member States to take into account certain mitigating circumstances that may reduce the penalty imposed to terrorists.
The law restricts death sentence to only the rarest of rarecases when aggravating circumstances outweigh mitigating circumstances.
The effects of aggravating or mitigating circumstances on the maximum levels of penalties could be provided for in the Community legislation, but these circumstances themselves could be left to be defined by national law.
It must not be for theEuropean Parliament to establish what constitute crimes, mitigating circumstances and degrees of culpability.
To calculate fines in cartel behaviour the Commission takes account of the gravity of the infringement,its duration and the existence of any aggravating or mitigating circumstances.
It also established that any percentageincreases or reductions decided upon to reflect aggravating or mitigating circumstances must be applied to the basic amount of the fine set by reference to the gravity and duration of the infringement.
Target major cross-border drug trafficking and the organised criminal networks, by exploring minimum common aggravating or mitigating circumstances.
When setting fines, the Commission takes into account the gravity of the infringement, its duration,any aggravating or mitigating circumstances as well as the cooperation of a company.
To calculate fines in cartel behaviour, the Commission takes account of the gravity of the infringement,its duration and the existence of any aggravating or mitigating circumstances.
To calculate the fines in cartel decisions, the Commission takes account of the gravity of the infringement,its duration and the existence of any aggravating or mitigating circumstances.
To calculate fines in cartel behaviour, the Commission takes account of the gravity of the infringement,its duration and the existence of any aggravating or mitigating circumstances.
Yohn found the sentence to be unconstitutional under the precedent of the Mills v. Maryland decision becausethe sentencing form and jury instructions did not allow jurors to freely consider the mitigating circumstances weighing against a death sentence.
