extenuating circumstances

The mortgage agreement for the Arizona property required them to occupy the home as their “principal residence” for at least a year, barring “extenuating circumstances” or the lender allowing them to violate the stipulation.

Swansea University students can access a carers passport to help facilitate reasonable adjustments and extenuating circumstances.

There were, though, extenuating circumstances.

After the public backlash, Taiwan announced additional exemptions for individuals with extenuating circumstances such as financial hardship, medical needs or safety concerns about traveling to China to search for records.

"The ability to reproduce sleeplike neural desynchronization in an awake state opens new possibilities for enhancing cognitive and perceptual performance in situations where sleep is not feasible -- such as for individuals with sleep disorders or in extenuating circumstances such as space exploration."