"A clearly-worded clause in the code of practice on
extenuating circumstances would confirm that students are able to seek academic support from a welfare or personal tutor, ensuring their academic performance will not suffer while they begin their recovery."
"To date Parking Eye has not received an appeal against this parking charge, but we would always encourage individuals to do so if they feel there are
extenuating circumstances."
Criminal case law is replete with examples of
extenuating circumstances cited as reasons for lesser, or at least non-lethal, punishment.
"There were
extenuating circumstances because this bug has been going through the club and there were a few players out there who did their best but clearly weren't really up to it.
"It's
extenuating circumstances and whereas he wasn't the one to have the child, it's still a big day for any man, so we've tried to give him a bit of space.
However, library chiefs said the majority of readers borrow responsibly and exceptions are made for
extenuating circumstances such as illness.
It's a quick procedure that is less traumatic to the patient and the procedure of choice unless there are
extenuating circumstances.
The agreement signed in 2007 allowed either party to exit the agreement in
extenuating circumstances beyond their control, such as UN sanctions, in what is called a force majeure clause.
"It is totally inappropriate to claim that the Turkish government tried to find
extenuating circumstances for the accused and used expressions in its defense keeping Dink responsible for his killing," he said.
The company added that those with
extenuating circumstances may be eligible for a new loan in a shorter time frame.
In its statement, Dorel pointed out the
extenuating circumstances of the infant's death.