take account of

1. see take into account.

Example Sentences

"While there is an onus to take account of the position, other factors must also be taken into account, including patient safety."

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However, Judge Dhir observed the defendants faced life sentences and that she could take account of any remorse - or lack of it - when deciding how long they should serve in prison before being eligible for parole.

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Bayrou managed to pass a budget thanks to a non-aggression pact with the Socialists, but their relations plunged when a conference on the latest pension reform failed to take account of Socialist demands.

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On Wednesday, Rayner acknowledged that she had not paid enough tax when buying her East Sussex flat but said this was a "mistake" resulting from legal advice that had failed to "properly take account" of her circumstances.

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She denies she tried to dodge the extra tax, saying the initial legal advice she received failed to "properly take account" of her tax liability resulting from the nature of her son's trust.

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