Examples of 'taken account' in a sentence
Meaning of "taken account"
Taken account refers to considering or including something in a decision or analysis. It means to take into consideration the various factors or elements that are relevant or important to a particular situation or problem
How to use "taken account" in a sentence
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Quite different sensitivities must be taken account of.
We have taken account of this possibility.
Financial implications will also be taken account of.
It can best be taken account of in the implementing regulation.
Little of what we said was taken account of.
We have taken account of the realities.
These sentiments have to be taken account of.
This will be taken account of in the development of a new system.
I hope they will be taken account of.
We have taken account of these new demands in our reform.
Female desire has to be taken account of.
Item to be taken account of by a court.
All possible extra failures should be taken account before.
Those chances are to be taken account of in the assessment of damages.
Particularities and variations will thus not be taken account of.
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All these have been taken account of as far as possible.
We now have a new reality that the government should have taken account of.
They must be taken account of.
He has taken account of all of them and has numbered them all exactly.
These notions are on the contrary taken account of by ancient treatments.
In this way any bitrate directive from the multiplexer can be taken account of.
We have also taken account of this when looking at scholarships.
Monitoring and evaluation activities must certainly be taken account of in programme funding.
This has all been taken account of in the revised conversion tables.
Other sources of uncertainty are described herein and taken account of in the methods.
It does not seem to have taken account of gross domestic product or malnutrition rates.
It requested clarification as to how the new proposal had taken account of these discussions.
We have certainly taken account of the statement you have just made.
It shall inform the Committee of how it has taken account of its opinion.
This philosophy is taken account of and explained when the boats are sold.
The situation is unique and this must be fully taken account of in the negotiations.
Ecology must be taken account of in each ministry in all its political decisions.
Internationals have largely not taken account of the new reality.
France has taken account of the emergence of the use of the internet and cybercrime.
Daily cash be taken account of.
The EU has taken account of recent scientific advice in setting these catch limits.
The perspective of young people should also be taken account under the social pillar.
The rapporteur has taken account of their respective comments and experiences in this report.
Recent decisions in which French judges have taken account of professional equality.
That is not taken account of in the statement by the Commission.
In its budget appropriations the Commission has realistically taken account of this.
This takes time and needs to be taken account of in the programming process.
The BEST task force recommendations in this working group have taken account of this.
The survey company had not taken account of the cultural context.
So there is a certain extent of uncertainty, which should be taken account.
But the guidelines should be taken account of when drawing up a code of discipline.
The approved agricultural and rural development Programmes have taken account of this obligation.
Community legislation has long taken account of the requirements of family life and corresponding rights.
The Commission could not therefore have taken account of that fact.
The Commission has taken account of this premise on numerous counts.
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Examples of using Taken
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Measures had been taken to strengthen the judiciary
A taken male instantly becomes an unavailable male
I am sorry to have taken up all your time
