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take account of
Idioms and Phrases
see take into account .Example Sentences
Sam said the council did not take account of her child's need to continue attending the primary school where she received specialist support.
Ms de Perthuis would take account of the national context, they thought, and the affront done to democracy if a front-runner for the 2027 presidential election were to be disbarred from the race.
The ministry said there had been several meetings with Jul at which officials had raised concerns about the progress of the work, but he had failed to take account of their objections.
It is absolutely fair to argue that long-term planning needs to be done, to take account of shifting demographics.
The government says a grant to help cover boarding-school fees for children of military families is being increased to take account of rising charges.
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