Significats de aggravating factors en anglès

This peripartum complication is usually self-limiting when the aggravating factors are no louguer present.

But he said he had increased this due to the aggravating factors in the case.

We have aggravating factors, racially, or race hate.

What it does is categorise these offences differently, taking the aggravating factors into account in its definition.

Poor health and stress were said to be aggravating factors for the 217 men who became depressed.

Councillor Jules Radich said there were aggravating factors on the day, but he would still support the motion.

Social workers and health staff will undertake this assessment of the potential victims looking at both protective and aggravating factors.

Since there are no prior aggravating factors, he could be out as soon as he comes up with the money.

If the requirement for removal can be increased with aggravating factors, surely it should be reduced where there are compelling considerations.

Ultimately, the jury unanimously decided that the aggravating factors outweighed the mitigating factors - and handed down a sentence of death.

The jury were tasked with weighing " aggravating factors" against "mitigating factors" in deciding whether to send Tsarnaev to his death.

Further aggravating factors justifying this sentence were that these were pre-meditated crimes of hate, terrorism, particular cruelty and involved the use of weapons.

However, he said that despite the offence having aggravating factors and notwithstanding the tragic consequences, he felt it did not warrant a custodial sentence.

Justice Cull noted several aggravating factors during sentencing, including the use of a weapon, the serious injuries caused and the vulnerability of the victim.

Mr Marinovich said the aggravating factors in the case included the length of the offending, the attempt to conceal the offending, and its extreme cruelty.

That decision is expected within weeks, and the prosecution and defence will be given an opportunity to weigh in on any mitigating or aggravating factors.