take on board

I hope the new staff will take on board at least half of what I said today.

I take on board some of the comments, but I would defend my trip against the accusation of frivolity .

Dietary advice should be personalized and take on board the individual's needs, cultural and belief, and willingness to make changes.

Which of these tips could you take on board to become healthy, wealthy and wise?

I realise that people find it psychologically difficult to take on board a crisis that calls for more spending rather than belt-tightening.

Concerning the International Football Association Board, naturally they will take on board again the discussion on technology.

We will take on board the recommendations from WHO as part of our national programme on antibiotic resistance.

Write a list of all the things you need done and take turns choosing what responsibilities you'll each take on board.

It is a lot to take on board, but we are going to gently awaken your subconscious memories so that you realise who you really are.

In fact, how far Freudian psychoanalysis should take on board Chinese cultural values was hotly debated.

Bold letters written in Farsi read "The Lake Urumiyah Crisis is Serious. " It is a message environmentalists want people to take on board.

I take on board other comments re. ants and mosquitoes.

They loaded( or take on board) oil a moji .

That's a lot to take on board for one day.

The result is that we are delayed as we take on board all the feedback.

take on board: begin to accept sth. or understand it