Sentences with phrase «to take account of this»

The figures look only at the new funding formula and do not take account of other costs and pressures on school budgets, such as inflation.

Design which takes account of users with disabilities often results in better overall designs.

It also takes account of traffic reports away from the main roads and depicts them visually.

The findings held true even after taking account of other potentially influential risk factors.

«We don't just sit and take account of what we have,» he states.

But when you do take account of all the individual debts and add them up you can clearly see the extent of your debt.

The findings suggest that current policies to encourage work - life balance don't take account of how fathers want to adapt their routines to fit in with family life.

In addition, by taking account of Indigenous aspirations, governments and developers may begin to involve traditional owners at an earlier stage in the project development.

Indeed, it may sometimes be pragmatic to waive privilege, even taking account of the risks.

The individuals must be capable of taking account of one another in their unique individuality.

A number of factors influence my outfit choices, as I love to get ideas from other style blogs as well as taking account of street - style.

The constituency was redefined again for the 1955 general election, taking account of new local government boundaries.

But he says the software industry is not entirely to blame for failing to take account of such a foreseeable event as the year 2000.

The basket would have to contain well - designed indicators that, taken together, measure both responsibility and capacity, and take account of development need.

But these guidelines will only take account of the first 10 years of a dam's operation and only include surface emissions.

Each person takes account of the other, which means each brings to the relationship an originality that belongs to each alone.

Your website, calculations and articles takes no account of things like this, among several others, so your conclusions are false.

A 20 % cut to police funding is in reality more like 14 %, once one takes account of local funding through council tax.

Finally, they have better abilities to display social skills and respect for social rules than to take account of mental states in social relationships.

These associations held after taking account of family circumstances (mother's education, health, the number of children in the family and parenting support).

The relevance of this to the discussion of growth is that the way economists and governments measure growth takes no account of the exhaustion of resources.

Should insurers properly take account of this information and adjust premiums accordingly?

That children who can not live with their parents are able to grow up within their wider family wherever possible, taking account of children's wishes and feelings.

Remember that elegance does not take account of weather conditions but you.

Experience shows that past programmes can fall short if they don't take account of social and cultural factors and do not involve women from the outset.

In other words, the desirable is what is desired by one who takes account of circumstances and consequences.

Indeed, the systematic theologian must be interested in it if he is to take account of modern philosophy.

Any discussion of global mobility must take account of international differences in life sciences salaries.

We may take account of evidence brought forward at this trial and elsewhere, much of which has long been common knowledge.

A fairly blunt instrument for assessment, levels could not take account of regional issues or the individual differences between schools.

Between - teacher variation has usually proven to be greater than between - method variation after taking account of variation in initial student characteristics.

«We need to take account of information from teachers, parents and children views as part of improved qualitative and quantitative assessments of our schools,» he said.

-- Take account of natural capital, ecosystem services and social aspects of progress in all economic decisions and poverty reduction strategies.

No mechanism exists to ensure that the Conservative government takes accounts of the views of those who did not vote for them.

The general philosophical principle is that every new occasion takes account of every occasion in its past.

They too take account of their environment in the inner aspect of their existence.

In the case of the unborn child, this should take account of scientific and medical fact.

A change in worldview will more adequately take account of and emerge from feminist concerns.

Allowing a candidate extra time in an exam is one of about 20 adjustments that can be made to take account of special educational needs.

The training programs in medical assisting schools will usually take account of several courses on health insurance billing procedures.

As their plan takes no account of these risks it is unlikely to gain any traction.

To date, building designers have had to investigate air filters under their own initiative, because the current standards and those taking effect next year take no account of small nanoparticles.