Reinsurance and strong catastrophe reserves should be a major mitigating factor.
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However, the judge said he would consider them a mitigating factor.
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But I think the economy is a mitigating factor for Republicans.
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The increasing sophistication of electric car technology is another mitigating factor.
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But one expert pointed out the Bezoses' exceptional wealth as a mitigating factor.
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Mitigating factor: D.C. United has won four M.L.S. Cups, most recently in 2004.
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A mitigating factor for hopeful Republicans is the economy, which remains in rude health.
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Another mitigating factor, for some, is the sometimes indirect nature of the Saudi investments.
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Another mitigating factor, for some, is the sometimes indirect nature of the Saudi investments.
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Persky was criticized for suggesting that Turner's level of intoxication served as a mitigating factor.
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In addition, prosecutors say Flynn's military service is a "mitigating" factor the judge should consider.
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Mitigating factor: The Comets were the first dominant team in the W.N.B.A., winning four consecutive titles.
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Mitigating factor: The Lynx of the W.N.B.A. have won three titles in the past five seasons.
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Mitigating factor: The San Diego Sockers won four straight indoor soccer crowns from 22013 to 2013.
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His lawyer, Jeffrey Denner, sought a sentence of probation, citing psychiatric issues as a mitigating factor.
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Trump's strength with his base, meanwhile, isn't a mitigating factor — it's part of the overall problem.
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IF he were convicted, a drug issue could be a mitigating factor that gets his sentenced reduced.
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One of Mueller's prosecutors praised Cohen's cooperation, arguing it should be a mitigating factor in his defense.
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Mitigating factor: The now defunct Cincinnati Excite won the American Indoor Soccer League title in 2005-20113.
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A unique mitigating factor discussed in oil circles is the much-anticipated Saudi Aramco initial public offering (IPO).
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Mitigating factor: The Argonauts have won four Grey Cups since the Jays' last title, most recently in 2012.
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They can argue that the loss of prestige and income should be a mitigating factor in a sentence.
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Therefore, the argument continues, his specific circumstances should be a mitigating factor in the length of his sentencing.
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But he said he would consider the president's comments as a mitigating factor when deciding on the sergeant's sentence.
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He also said that he views it as a mitigating factor that he didn't name Unsworth in the tweets.
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The only mitigating factor was whether a host had already had at least one black guest in the past.
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Jeffery Nance, said he would consider Trump's comments as a mitigating factor in Bergdahl's sentencing, according to The Associated Press.
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Rather, membership is viewed as a potential mitigating factor against negative rating actions related to liquidity in a stress scenario.
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Jeffery Nance ruled that he would only consider Trump's comments as a mitigating factor in Bergdahl's sentencing – not an aggravating factor.
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A mitigating factor is that the bank has sufficient capital to reserve these loans and remain compliant with regulatory capital ratios.
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Finally, the judge said he would also weigh prejudicial statements made by President Trump about the case as a mitigating factor.
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Jeffery Nance, said he would factor in Trump's past comments as a mitigating factor in Bergdahl's sentencing, The Associated Press reported.
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One mitigating factor this time around is that the U.S. election hacking has made European leaders more vigilant against Russian interference.
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Hunter's attorney, Arnold J. Levine, confirmed to CNN that Hunter's PTSD was cited as a mitigating factor in court on Thursday.
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One potentially mitigating factor is an increase in demand for munis in high-tax states such as New York and California.
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Mitigating factor: The Oilers/Titans have been around since only 1997 and the Predators since 1998, so the agony is relatively fresh.
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This means potential disposal proceeds are the only mitigating factor to persistently high projected net debt-to-EBITDA and material refinancing risk.
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The judge did say, however, that he would consider Trump&aposs comments as a mitigating factor, not an aggravating factor, in the sentencing.
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The judge said he would consider the president's comments as a mitigating factor, however, raising the possibility of a lighter punishment for Bergdahl.
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While she called the lack of monetary gain a significant mitigating factor, "regardless of whether he profited financially, he profited politically," she said.
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In 2014, Alaska passed the first law allowing judges to consider PTSD as a mitigating factor during the sentencing of veterans, it said.
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Nance ruled Bergdahl can get a fair trial despite Trump's comments, but said he would consider them as a mitigating factor in the sentencing.
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Mitigating factor: Although the Packers, winners of the Super Bowl after the 2010 season, nominally play in Green Bay, they are essentially Milwaukee's N.F.L. team.
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"The emotion of the moment cannot and will not be a mitigating factor for the conduct that is expected of an N.H.L. player," Campbell said.
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"We believe our marketplace model, where we offer vast selection to our customers, is an important mitigating factor for us," CFO Michael Fleisher told analysts.
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Jeffery Nance, ruled Bergdahl can get a fair trial despite Trump's comments, but said he would consider them as a mitigating factor in the sentencing.
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ITAR rules say the State Dept may consider a voluntary disclosure as a "mitigating factor" in determining the administrative penalties, if any, that should be imposed.
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Another mitigating factor—which Mr Haidt and Mr Lukianoff acknowledge—is that, in the headline incidents, at least, bolshie students are not the only blameworthy parties.
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As a moderate mitigating factor, according to management, most such borrowers are typically working under contracts with regional authorities or state-related companies, reducing credit risks.
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ACKMAN: THE MITIGATING FACTOR, A LOT OF THOSE ACCOUNTS ARE MANAGED ACCOUNTS AND A LOT OF MANAGED ACCOUNT PROVIDERS PERFORM ACCORDING TO GLASS LEWIS OR ISS.
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"Manafort's effort to shift the blame to others — as he did at trial — is not consistent with acceptance of responsibility or a mitigating factor," prosecutors wrote.
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If a woman identified that she was nursing she may have been released because it would be considered a mitigating factor in determining detention, he said.
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Lawyers previously asked for a halt to his execution, saying he had schizophrenia and his mental illness was not properly considered as a mitigating factor during sentencing.
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Mitigating factor: The Western New York Flash, based in nearby Elma, won the Women's Professional Soccer title in 2013, just before the league went out of business.
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State legislatures across the country were passing laws that made it easier to try children as adults and that sometimes eliminated age as a mitigating factor in their sentences.
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Responses to children's behavior should be tailored to meet their unique developmental needs and, if anything, the hardship and trauma they may have experienced should be a mitigating factor.
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After more than an hour of testimony and questioning of Potenza, Rakoff said he deemed it "more likely than not" that gambling addiction existed and could be a mitigating factor.
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A mitigating factor for ride-hailing apps in Saudi Arabia — Careem's largest market in the region — is that it's one of the most unsafe places to drive in the world.
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However, one big mitigating factor is baked into Keon's forecast that could turn him from cautious to securely bullish even without a trade deal: U.S. productivity continuing to grow above 2%.
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But Paul Shechtman, his lawyer, urged Rakoff to consider as a mitigating factor Caspersen's "pathological" gambling addiction that led him to obtain millions of dollars to engage in risky options trading.
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The elimination of OLA could expose the banking sector to significant systemic risk in the event of a crisis, though resolution planning could be a mitigating factor to large bank failures.
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But the common thread throughout his contradictory reactions is Weinstein and his attorneys' assertion that his age is the mitigating factor in the predatory behavior he apparently exhibited over the years.
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The only mitigating factor to this betrayal is that Colin and Lane are residents in the same care facility for Alzheimer's patients and are drawn to each other in their confused loneliness.
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The EU opinion also said the Italian government's plan to boost public investments did "not appear to represent a mitigating factor" that would justify Italy's lack of compliance with the debt rule.
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Prosecutors say that Mr. Ongwen's forcible conscription as a child soldier may be a mitigating factor in his case, but that he is nonetheless responsible for crimes he committed as an adult.
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The issue of duress, raised by Ongwen's defense team, could be considered by the judges during the trial, or potentially taken into consideration as a mitigating factor were he convicted and sentenced.
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Oklahoma House Bill 2595 allows judges to take into account a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a mitigating factor when sentencing veterans who have been diagnosed with the illness.
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In 2014, California allowed courts to consider PTSD, sexual trauma, traumatic brain injury or mental health problems as a mitigating factor in granting probation and treatment instead of jail time, it said.
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" He added that the air temperature was not really a mitigating factor in these swims: "Once you drop below a certain temperature in the water, it doesn't matter what the weather is like.
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Ultimately, the markets should calm down, but it's difficult to tell just how much volatility there will be and how high prices could go, with the price of crude a major mitigating factor.
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"Mr Platini's and Mr Blatter's activities and the services they had rendered to FIFA, UEFA and football in general over the years should deserve appropriate recognition as a mitigating factor," the committee said.
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A mitigating factor could be that the import content of the service sector is much smaller than in manufacturing, but the uncertainty is likely to cause some global economic spillover, von Mehren suggested.
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With the state attorney general's office, for example, the information Cohen offered "warrants little to no consideration as a mitigating factor" in his sentencing, set for Wednesday, prosecutors wrote in their filing last week.
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In Judge Persky's case, considering alcohol consumption a mitigating factor imputed responsibility to the victim, while his desire to protect the assailant from prison invited comparisons to the routine sentencing of nonwhites for rape.
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Frenchman Platini's ban, along with that of former FIFA President Sepp Blatter, was reduced from eight to six years by the appeals committee, based on the mitigating factor of the pair's services to the game.
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He made it clear he had chosen to represent himself in order to thwart his lawyers' efforts to portray him as mentally disturbed, even though that mitigating factor afforded him the most likely lifesaving defense.
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"It is too early to determine financial implications, but the fact that it impacts a limited population of engines is a potentially mitigating factor," RBC Capital Markets analyst Matthew McConnell said before the delivery freeze emerged.
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" Prosecutors also said the information Cohen has provided to the New York State Attorney General's Office, which has a civil lawsuit against the Donald J. Trump Foundation, "warrants little to no consideration as a mitigating factor.
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While that possibility does not change the fact that Cardell Hayes allegedly shot and killed Smith, it could prove to be a mitigating factor in the level of homicide charges or conviction he may ultimately face.
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So while it's interesting to debate how much his age would be a mitigating factor and all the rest, for the purposes of whether he should be confirmed, he stands or falls on his absolute denial.
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How concerned are you that somebody like Mr. Bolton, Ambassador Bolton is in the NSA chair now and how much of a mitigating factor do you think Jim Mattis could be who you're very familiar with?
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With a direct link established between economic distress and school gun violence, there is not only a probable cause or contributing factor, but also the potential for improving job prospects and financial advancement as a mitigating factor.
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While this represents a source of contingent liability risk to the sovereign in the context of these companies' broadly weaker profitability, the intra-public sector nature of this debt (namely low-interest central bank loans) is a mitigating factor.
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And while it is unusual for a country's central bank and lenders to hold the foreign-denominated debt of their own sovereign, this could be a mitigating factor in the big debt repayments falling due soon, some analysts said.
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Among the inconsistencies found by the GAO, the Navy does not require a medical exam for certain sailors being separated in lieu of court-martial to determine whether a PTSD or TBI diagnosis is a mitigating factor in the misconduct.
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One potentially mitigating factor for the Warriors: Gregg Popovich, the coach of the Spurs, has been resting many of his rotation players in recent days, and the Warriors could face watered-down lineups in their two remaining games against San Antonio.
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" Cohen was less useful to Manhattan US Attorney's office, which said that the information Cohen provided to the New York Attorney General's office in their ongoing case against the Trump Foundation "warrants little to no consideration as a mitigating factor.
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" Hence, why I might have ended up a serial killer, prone to losing myself in paranoid rage or jealousy, were it not for the influence of my sun, which happens to sit at the perfect angle to serve as a "mitigating factor.
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"I don't think we'd have a problem beating the teams ahead of us in the playoffs, even though our record might not show it," Jemiola, the young pitcher, said, citing the Yard Goats' lack of a home field as a mitigating factor.
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One mitigating factor may be that much of the short-term external debt was in instruments such as bank loans and trade credits, which could be smoother to restructure or roll over than attempting to do so on bond markets, Daw added.
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As a starting point, lawmakers could learn from state-based legislative efforts, such as New York's Domestic Violence Survivors, which aims to enforce laws that take into account a history of abuse as a mitigating factor for a woman who's been charged with a crime.
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"That a juror may view human life as sacred and thus be inclined to believe that defendant's existence as a human being, in and of itself, is a decisive mitigating factor, cannot be considered a basis for disqualification under the federal death statute," Roof's lawyers wrote.
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"A key mitigating factor for the overall economic growth of the Chinese economy during the rest of 2020 is that domestic consumption has become the most important growth engine for the economy in recent years," Rajiv Biswas, APAC chief economist for IHS Markit, said in an email.
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A mitigating factor for CLOs is the diversification of their collateral, which should help insulate portfolios from downgrades of a single issuer or a number of borrowers in one sector that result from a virus-related issue, according to a February 28 report from Fitch Ratings.
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"When you look at the debt profile, we find that almost all the debt - about 97 percent - is funded in the local currency and that acts as a mitigating factor in the event there is a currency or interest rate shock," she told a media briefing on Wednesday.
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In a 2017 case in which a man pleaded poverty as the mitigating factor in his inability to support his child, a high court judge ruled that men cannot escape the responsibility of providing for their children even if they claim to not have the means to do so.
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"While holiday travel has likely accelerated the virus's spread, the timing of the Chinese New Year has been a mitigating factor for Luckin Coffee as 13-80% of the company's footprint is typically closed during that period," Keybanc analyst Eric Gonzalez wrote in a note to clients on Monday.
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This is probably more about 19th-century France than the average American needs to know, but the bottom line is important: Trump's authoritarian instincts and his lack of governing skills are both real and both problems, and trying to turn one into a mitigating factor for the other is itself very dangerous.
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Likewise, one could point to the fact that he never actually saw battlefield action for the SS as a mitigating factor in his service; the British Free Corps, despite its smattering of ideologues, was generally considered to be a half-hearted farce populated by hedonistic young aristocrats and opportunistic ne'er-do-wells.
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Senior Justice Department officials told journalists in a briefing on Friday that the bank's payments to other authorities, including $1 billion in fines to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in 2018, were a mitigating factor in determining how much it would owe in the current settlement.
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The current rating also reflects uncertainties around the request for a covenant waiver extension on the group's minimum EBITDA; however, as a mitigating factor we acknowledge the new management's ability at reacting swiftly to protect the group's liquidity and to put in place a comprehensive turnaround plan aimed at restoring profitability to a more normalised level by 2018.
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If there's a mitigating factor to this generalized Presidential incompetence, it's that García was at the time grappling with South America's most bloodthirsty terrorist group, the Shining Path , as well as another, less violent but also destabilizing insurgency, the Túpac Amaru Revolutionary Movement, or M.R.T.A., led by a former Aprista and onetime friend of García's, Víctor Polay.
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And while U.S. Soccer also counts the women's biweekly salaries (compensation that the male players do not receive) as a mitigating factor in its favor in the pay-equity dispute, the women play more games on a year-to-year basis and must win them to claim their bonuses, effectively requiring them to work harder and perform better just to keep pace.
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