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However, recent researches do not take account of the economic factor of Internet service provider.

Anyone proposing a strategy that fails to take account of these combined crunches is about to fall to earth with a bump.

Many search engines take account of the number of links to a website when they return the results of a search.

You'd better take account of your ability accurately before attempting to do such a business.

Earned value is an effective method for project cost and progress integration, but it does not take account of quality factors.

Mr Cheung did not take account of his activities participated in the draw, so they delete thee-mail.

Beside this, we must take account of the fact that in China breathing seems to be optional.

As well as steering, he would have to take account of the platoon's impact on other traffic when changing lanes or turning.

Even so, the promise came with a caveat: that the speed of enlargement must take account of the EU's "absorption capacity" .

When considering China's structural growth prospects, it is necessary to take account of at least three major challenges to growth.

the Contract Price shall not be adjusted to take account of any unforeseen difficulties or costs.

The speaker failed to take account of the age of her audience and so many of her remarks were too difficult for them to understand.

The new numbers should be treated with caution; they do not yet take account of population growth, which is about 1% a year.

Note that a random effects model does not 'take account' of the heterogeneity, in the sense that it is no longer an issue.

These figures do not take account of changes in the rate of inflation.

The Material does not take account of the investment objectives, financial situation and particular needs of any particular person.

Grutter allowed but did not require states to take account of race in admissions.

Again, as above, you must take account of the fact that staff using your solutions may not be very familiar with IT.

What provision are we making for modifying the content and design of the programme of study to take account of any differences?

The targets set out in the White Paper were updated regularly to take account of new developments.

Laws should be flexible enough to take account of various circumstances, times, and places.

Laws should not be rigid or fixed. Instead, they should be flexible enough to take account of various circumstances, times, and places.

Failure to take account of the linkages however will result in widespread mal-adaptation and a monumental wasted opportunity.

Last October, one of its founders, Robert Bernstein, said HRW had failed to take account of Israel's status as an open society.

The above list is not exhaustive and may be varied to take account of the circumstances of the particular ship or its operations.

Yet one needs at leastto take account of the role of modern information technology in oiling thewheels of such a system.

The results show that the algorithm can concurrently take account of safety, performance and fuel economy and is valuable for practical use.

First, mutual benefit and win-win result. Thinking broadly, one should take account of the other's interests while pursuing its own.

Therefore is the kingdom of heaven likened unto a certain king, which would take account of his servants.

One way would be to take account of the global economic dimension of the crisis hitting the financial sector.

Judge Sparks in the end ruled that the Grutter decision meant that Texas was allowed to take account of Ms. Fisher's race.

It also puts into perspective our incessant efforts to adjust nominal prices to take account of the cost of living.

Lord Judge, the Lord Chief Justice, recently argued that the Human Rights Act only instructs courts to "take account" of Strasbourg rulings.

The coding scheme will take account of head position, and allow for degraded accuracy of identification when only a partial face is seen.

There will be no solution in Palestine that does not take account of the rights of the Palestinians, weak as they may appear.

Team leader Chen should take account of this and I got my ID card .

Legal agreements must take account of a likely exit, any looming threats and the value the two sides expect to derive from the venture.

Any special payment arrangements agreed with the University will take account of your financial and other circumstances.

For the system to take account of differences between individuals, anyone undergoing the test has to have a 'baseline' assessment first.

"I ask you, Mr Prime Minister, with all my strength, to finally take account of the situation . . . and resign, " Mr Bersani said.

However, since it does not take account of the data update rate and data size, cache invalidation often takes place.

When a considerable percentage are illiterate , the whole machinery of government has to take account of the fact.

Rather than revise to take account of all that has happened in the world of high tech since then, I have made only minor changes of style.

So a fuller explanation of procrastination really needs to take account of our attitudes to the tasks being avoided.

Since yesterday has gone and tomorrow has not come, take account of this one moment that now is.

That wrong economic theory fails to take account of how the animal spirits affect economic behaviour.

Many thought that quotas might at least be adjusted to take account of reality.

There is, in fact, no market mechanism to take account of the cost of polluting the air and water in Hengjiang.

Only in a handful of places do Easter celebrants alter their own arrangements to take account of their neighbours.

When pricing our products, we have to take account of our competitors' prices.

Applicabal " " is business card printing and membership card making buyers should take account of a question.

In both cases the arbitrators shall take account of the terms of the contract and trade usages.

Although this version was adapted to take account of the demise of the Warsaw Pact and the Soviet collapse, it remains broadly in force.

And we suggest that the process of establishing portfolio management governance take account of these key concepts.

In choosing a hobby that will suit our individual needs we have to take account of several factors.

Predictions based on past patterns of mortality, they say, fail to take account of trends among the young.

To mitigate the urban heat island effect, developers are also required to take account of air ventilation in urban areas.

I think price can be negotiated, by the way, you also should take account of our order q'ty.

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EU Media Commissioner Viviane Reding said her office would draft rules this year to amend EUe-privacy law to take account of RFID.

To be sure you are seeing valid results rather than artefacts of the models, you need to take account of all the ways that can happen.

Current yield increased or decreased to take account of the capital gain or loss on redemption.

Mr Sarkozy has told deputies that his cabinet reshuffle in the autumn would take account of irresponsible behaviour.

The seer of clouds had to take account of it.

Finally, we need to take account of the business activities of the scheme and options pricing method.

Neither could the models take account of falling mortgage-underwriting standards.

This paper considers the coil aeolotropism, and take account of variation of coil radial elastic ratio.

the census data also fail to take account of george bush ' s generous tax cuts , which have boosted take - home pay.

The professional education of social work should take account of both reality and future.

How often should the relative weights be changed? How should one take account of quality improvements?

In order to understand scientific growth, we must take account of the social and cultural influence.

As the acts of violence shake the characters from their collective trance, they start to take account of the world around them.

take account of the significance of subtle distinctions.

Safety has high priority in factories, so we must take account of it.

The non-linear analysis can take account of the effect of the cracks by vertical loads on the temperature stress.

The agenda for dealing with SWFs must take account of disturbing trends in the global marketplace.

Southerners are surely more polite than of old, if you take account of how whites address blacks.

Crucially, they have also recognised the need to take account of the way in which stoves are actually used.

But that claim is now heavily revised, since researchers redid their sums to take account of the more peaceful period of 2002-08.

So a fairer comparison would take account of gross American federal debt, which currently stands at 85% of GDP.

For all countries, take account of climate, especially in regard to clothing.

Russia's next president should take account of such shifts.

This is of course even more powerful if you also take account of the way others see you, outlined above.

We must take account of the interests of the state, the collective and individual.

We should take account of the benefits of our nation, collectivity and personality.

The government says that price changes also take account of processing costs, profit margins and domestic supply and demand.

eg: We will certainly take account of your feelings.

Member countries shall take account of protection the foreign trademarks which have not yet been registered in their own ; countries.

Self possession only to a certain extent because I'm living in a society where I have to take account of the people around me.

Therefore when we undertake a comprehensive evaluation of the enterprise, we must take account of economic and social benefits.

We should draw up a new policy which must take account of the changed market environment.

probably because it is difficult to keep moving your eyes to take account of things around the edges.

His more novel advice is that policymakers take account of the extreme volatility of modern wealth.

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Unfortunately, in the past, heavy let him have time to take account of their own learning preferences.

The development of design guidance for high-performance building envelopes will, in future, take account of projected local climate.

In dealing with crystals we must generalize these latter equations so as to take account of anisotropy.

The government should take account of the interests of the disabled.

The problem is that an all-good being needs to take account of the entire universe, not just us.

to take account of incentives.

We take account of some of them below.

You must take account of the fact.

We must take account of the patient's age.

We not only take account of the offset variation in each CDP gather, but also perform dynamic static correction for each trace.

We're all governed by pain and pleasure, they are our sovereign masters, and so any moral system has to take account of them.

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and so any moral system has to take account of them.

And as with other important conversations, take account of the child's developmental stage;

to reshape our regulatory systems so that our authorities are able to identify and take account of macro-prudential risks;

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new estimates will take account of predicted traffic growth and