take into consideration in English

take into account, think about, conside

Use "take into consideration" in a sentence

1. These are factors we must take into consideration.

2. The best traders take into consideration multiple scenarios.

3. The judge will take into consideration any previous convictions.

4. There are two things to take into consideration here.

5. Time factor is what we must first take into consideration.

6. Such agreement should take into consideration the Parties'liabilities under Agreement.

7. Take into consideration a wrongdoer’s background, his motives, and his limitations.

8. What factors does he take into consideration in determining the grades?

9. I think there are other things to take into consideration there.

10. We have to take into consideration the parameter of practicality and artistry.

11. But, obviously it didn't take into consideration the realization of new OSS.

12. It is important to take into consideration the viewpoint of the householder.

13. But wait -- there also are the school taxes to take into consideration.

14. This metric may take into consideration estimated or actual execution frequencies of the instructions.

15. The study should also take into consideration the cost-effectiveness ratio of the programme's actions.

16. That percentage of 70 percent does not take into consideration the potential effects of climate change.

17. The setting of mechanical specifications for catalysts should take into consideration the needs of the user.

18. they shall take into consideration the views of all interested parties involved in the consultation process

19. We may take into consideration accepting government - to - government or non - government loans if the condition permits.

20. The ADO shall take into consideration the level of testing conducted by the Athlete by other ADOs.

21. Something else to take into consideration when choosing a carpet is which way does the room face.

22. Collations that take into consideration the standards and customs of spoken languages are called linguistic collation s

23. This aggregation shall take into consideration such relevant criteria as geographical, socio-economic, historical, cultural or environmental circumstances.

24. He may also take into consideration the characteristics of the congregation territory before preparing the appropriate order form.

25. (b) In regard to such customs as throwing rice or its substitutes, what should Christians take into consideration?

26. He does not take into consideration the fact that they are killing, or trying to kill an living being.

27. (Luke 14:28) The box on page 31 shows some costs that you will want to take into consideration.

28. Also, it does not easily take into consideration key interests in housing such as absentee landlords letting as a business.

29. To take into consideration or make adjustments for; allow for: an economic proposal that Accommodates the interests of senior citizens

30. To take into consideration or make adjustments for; allow for: an economic proposal that Accommodates the interests of senior citizens

31. Another thing I take into consideration for the background is the color palette that will make the clients look best.

32. It may be fairly cheap to buy, but you've got to take into consideration the money you'll spend on repairs.

33. Because the proportional principle based power flow tracing method can't take into consideration of power flow direction of the bilateral contract.

34. This analysis will also require us to take into consideration still other developments in assessment procedures which are currently taking place.

35. What you may have to take into consideration is the well-being of companies or individuals you are dependent on for your future.

36. Invites the Court of Auditors to take into consideration, when establishing its audit opinion, the risk acceptance decided by the budgetary and political authorities;

37. Invites the Court of Auditors to take into consideration, when establishing its audit opinion, the risk acceptance decided by the budgetary and political authorities

38. For them, any treaty with the Iraqis had to take into consideration their desire for an autonomous position similar to the Ottoman Millet system.

39. Remember, too, that for your introduction to be effective, you must take into consideration your audience as well as the material in the outline.

40. Our Customs House take into consideration transportation charges when calculates the taxes, then they fix this cost for any farther delivery and take highest fee!

41. The AMA assessment methodology should also take into consideration the idiosyncratic components of operational risk that are related to the institutions' different size, nature and complexity.

42. Sapsford continued by asking the judge to take into consideration his client's young age, his claims of remorse, and the fact that he has no previous convictions.

43. To take into consideration the differences in morphine Antalgics’ route of administration, the daily and total intakes were converted into equivalent dose of oral morphine before comparison

44. The surgeon’s concept of the Acetabulum must not be limited to the socket but should take into consideration the bony masses that limit and support the Acetabulum

45. A disputing party shall not rely on or introduce as evidence in such dispute settlement procedures, nor shall any adjudicatory body, tribunal or panel take into consideration:

46. According to the present invention, the base station and the user equipment take into consideration the QoS preference of the user equipment and adaptively reconfigure the RRC-related parameter.

47. It’s cost effective Investing in chemical coating processes like Aluminizing and boronizing (Boriding) is very cost effective when you take into consideration the costs associated with downtime necessitated by the replacement and or

48. The art of polite communication is the Addresser 's ability to take into consideration well in advance the addressee's features of character and mood while choosing the communication tactics, the use of appropriate lexis and efficient utterance structuring.

49. take into consideration other relevant technical or scientific information they can reasonably possess with regard to the performance of the plant protection product or to the potentially adverse effects of the plant protection product, its components or its residues

50. take into consideration other relevant technical or scientific information they can reasonably possess with regard to the performance of the plant protection product or to the potentially adverse effects of the plant protection product, its components or its residues.