शामक (en. Extenuating)

Here we see that death has actually been caused by the criminal act; in other words, there has been homicide and since it is not accidental or suicidal death, responsibility for the homicide, in the absence of any exceptions;or extenuating circumstances, must be borne by the person who, caused it.

So, on the one hand, the Fed’s press conference on Wednesday went without extenuating rhetoric, reinforcing the view that there will be no further rate cuts this year.

Because your intent was right at the time of putting this matter into practice, and you were practicing in accordance with truth, only you didn’t see it clearly, and there were some errors in your actions; this is an extenuating circumstance.

We say this because, the plaintiff was a young man and already burdened by certain extenuating circumstances in life, being differently abled, trying to make a life of his own by obtaining a degree and higher education.

These extenuating circumstances recorded by the Labour Court is in the background of the following proved facts: (A) Title deeds deposited with the appellant for borrowing money were surreptitiously taken away without the permission of the appellant which act amounts to theft.

I applaud all fellow countrymen who work tirelessly to keep the essential services operational in such extenuating circumstances.