Similar words: take account of, take into account, take no account of, to take into account, charge account, expense account, brokerage account, settle accounts with. Meaning: v. be fully aware of; realize fully.
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91. Risk hedge is carried out merely specific to spot goods and futures but not take account of exchange rate, which may influence bank operation performance.
92. This does not take account of those who perished by shipwreck.
93. Unfortunately, savers do not seem to take account of these long - term factors.
94. It does not behave unbecomingly and does not seek its own things; it is not provoked and does not take account of evil.
95. However, in debt markets they failed abjectly to take account of low-probability but high-impact events such as the gut-wrenching fall in house prices.
96. The IMF and the World Bank therefore prefer to convert GDPs into dollars using purchasing-power parities (or PPPs), which take account of price differences between countries.
97. Current yield increased or decreased to take account of the capital gain or loss on redemption.
98. Failure to take account of the linkages however will result in widespread mal-adaptation and a monumental wasted opportunity.
99. Also, at an appropriate time each detonator can be calibrated, particularly to take account of thermal or other factors which can affect the accuracy of operation of timer circuits in the detonator.
100. In Latin America and the Caribbean, the use of underweight for this purpose will fail to take account of the large remaining burden of stunting.
101. Anti-monopoly law should be cautious to interfere. It should take account of the characteristics of the industry while identifying relevant market.
102. The government says that price changes also take account of processing costs, profit margins and domestic supply and demand.
103. In order to understand scientific growth, we must take account of the social and cultural influence.
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104. To obtain safe and tight WCET estimation, it is necessary to take account of the features of a target processor architecture.
105. He failed therein to take account of the frailties of human nature -- the difficulties of matrimonial life.
106. According to the monitoring and study conducted in Dinghushan nature reserve, nonnative species take account of 23% of all vascular plant species.
107. In this article the equations of the instantaneous current, which take account of the thermal effect during a sine-shaped pulse current flowing in the magnet, are presented for the first time.
108. The FIA is pressing for car design to take account of impact on pedestrians.
109. Some scholars have proposed soil constitutive models that can take account of structural property on the basis of all kinds of theories and methods, and have achieved satisfactory results.
110. In this work, we firstly take account of the structure of the glycolytic pathway in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, and then proceed with dynamical analysis.
111. This paper considers the coil aeolotropism, and take account of variation of coil radial elastic ratio.
112. In developing a design, one has to take account of many factors.
113. Take account that great love and great achievements involve great risk.
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