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View synonyms for take account of

take account of

  1. see take into account.



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Eric Leenders, managing director of personal finance at UK Finance which represents the banking industry, said it was was "right" to update the limit to take account of inflation and would help to implement the changes.

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The judge said he also had to take account of a scenario whereby Patran was released and remained at liberty.

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Long said the lesson learnt this year "ought to be that when we start the year every minister should do as I did and take account of potential pay awards when they set their budgets".

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At the time, Rayner said she had sought legal advice when making the purchase but that it had failed to "properly take account" of her circumstances.

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But in June last year the Supreme Court ruled that authorities must take account of the impact from also using the products, after a woman in Surrey challenged the development of her local gas project.

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