More reliable research attempts to take account of these factors.
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There are many considerations that Congress needs to take account of.
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Clever formulae take account of the seniority of pre-existing rights.
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Nor do they take account of increases in non-cash compensation.
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Perching the museum on piers will take account of rising waters.
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If you are a shopper, take account of your spending behavior.
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Take account of offline rivals, and their market shares look less worrying.
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We take account of this increased error when producing probabilities of victory.
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Kuehr urged Christmas shoppers to take account of recycling when choosing gifts.
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But Judge Gregory said the court could take account of the comments.
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"It's important to take account of all lines of evidence," he told Reuters.
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That should have been 450m, to take account of those leaving upon Brexit.
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The formula used to calculate the entitlement does not take account of these effects.
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We adjust spending to take account of different costs-of-living in each state.
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Mr Tusk said this exercise would "take account of proposals presented" by the British.
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Impromptu meetings had to be translated to take account of people from different countries.
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When the budget shrinks, personnel decisions have to take account of the employment market.
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The Obama administration had required publicly funded projects take account of increasing flood risks.
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And if 2016 has taught investors anything, it is to take account of political risk.
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If not thwarted by fleeing Republican lawmakers, Oregon's plan would take account of that aversion.
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So things have changed that I would have to take account of in the plot.
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The Commission should take account of actual market conditions during the first review, it said.
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Mr Trudeau revamped his cabinet last month to take account of the new reality in Washington.
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It makes sense to take account of that when deciding what to hold as financial wealth.
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British courts will make their own judgments, but take account of decisions by their European counterparts.
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The founder of the PKK, Abdullah Ocalan, has urged them to "take account of Turkish sensitivities".
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Attempts to improve primary care must take account of the incentives that influence what doctors do.
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The data was weighted to take account of how likely to vote people said they were.
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I deserve to take account of an utterly racially biased criminal justice system, and be disgusted.
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One must take account of the stimulating effect on sales that puts downward pressure on prices.
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The algorithm studied did not take account of race when estimating a person's risk of health problems.
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FRENCH ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS ANY FIAT-RENAULT DEAL MUST ALSO TAKE ACCOUNT OF RENAULT-NISSAN ALLIANCE - CORRIERE
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Several groups are trying to do this by tweaking designs to take account of advances in aerodynamics.
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And how can they make sure that they take account of the latest developments in the field?
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As Congress considers the final bill for SNAP funding, lawmakers should take account of the research evidence.
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Another goal, "equality of welfare," tries to take account of those differences by means of twisty calculations.
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The justices, he added, may take account of recent mass shooting in deciding whether to go forward.
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For developed countries, in particular, the WTO's rules must change to take account of state-controlled enterprises.
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Zero-carbon building regulations should be altered to take account of the emissions that are embodied in materials.
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It also does not take account of EU funds given directly to other British bodies such as universities.
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AND I THINK NOW THIS DISTANCE FROM THE TRAUMATIC EVENTS PEOPLE HAVE TO TAKE ACCOUNT OF THE COSTS.
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The poll was conducted throughout July and August and does not fully take account of Sarkozy's campaign launch.
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In the vast farmlands of central California, day care centers have to take account of pesticide-spraying schedules.
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In March 2016, the Food and Drug Administration updated its label to take account of the new consensus.
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They tried to take account of particular contexts, and they tried to show some sense of basic humanity.
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Those members take account of a series of factors including seniority, experience and the preferences of GOP leadership.
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Port authorities from New York to California are rewriting their long-term strategies to take account of the disruption.
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If you take account of papers published for leading academic conferences, Big Tech again looks seriously formidable, he said.
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Facebook's policy did not take account of rebel armed groups that comply with international humanitarian law, the letter said.
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Since 2014, every mortgage lender also has had to take account of a borrower's ability to repay the loan.
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Saudi Arabia wanted to increase that number to 3.6 million barrels through 2020 to take account of weaker consumption.
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Limits to Growth did not take account of the ways increased prices or technological advances make new resources available.
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So in a slightly more sophisticated version of the Big Mac index, we take account of a country's average income.
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The Trump administration revoked guidelines issued during Barack Obama's presidency that encouraged colleges to take account of race in admissions.
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In others, private firms are also required to take account of the race of their staff, contractors and even owners.
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But Article 50 also promises to take account of future relations with the EU. That means, above all, trade arrangements.
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It is right to call on Israelis to take account of Diaspora needs and concerns as well as their own.
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People often fail to take account of income from those sources when they consider how much they make each year.
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Oh, and this doesn't even take account of the health care sabotage that's an integral part of the Senate plan.
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These models attempt to take account of the impacts of trade policy on consumption, production, and the allocation of resources.
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The court's conservatives were not the only ones who had to modify their behavior to take account of Justice Kennedy.
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The year's end is a time to take account of kingdoms built, but also the sheer rapidity of their destruction.
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He said delegates at the party conference who will debate the future of the coalition should take account of this.
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That immunizes regulations from capture, and makes sure that regulators take account of just what worries Trump, the cost to businesses.
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Native backlash against perceived cultural transformation is very powerful, and any politics that refuses to take account of it will fail.
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Furthermore, the $29bn trade deficit that President Trump says the United States has with Canada does not take account of services.
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It's undoubtedly true that we need to clarify and firm up our rules on malpractice to take account of digital campaigning.
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Economists try to take account of such costs in other contexts, for example when assessing the harms caused by climate change.
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"These are scientific facts, not opinion, and it is incumbent on politicians to take account of the scientific evidence," he said.
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The transition to renewables needs to take account of serious considerations, like overcoming intermittency, providing energy security and balancing economic realities.
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Nor does it take account of carriers' promises to enter portions of states that have not yet published filings for 2017.
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In the end, the renewable energy companies want the administration's policies to take account of the environmental benefits of renewable power.
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But while doctors answer to their patients, the trustee is obligated to take account of the interests of creditors and stakeholders.
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And that doesn't even begin to take account of the fact that reality is a lot more ragged than perfectly hemmed.
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The decision repeatedly criticized mandatory sentences, suggesting that ones in which judges could take account of the defendant's age were permissible.
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Uber argues that reform of German transport law is needed to take account of digital business models and app-based dispatch.
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Critically, sovereign rating actions also take account of the size and effectiveness of a country's policy response to terms of trade shocks.
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To take account of this, we also produce another version of the index, which adjusts Big Mac prices for GDP per person.
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Less clear: Why it took so long for Twitter's spam detection systems to be able to take account of these suspicious signals.
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The reforms, which include new legislation, are intended to take account of changes in working practices including those flowing from tech platforms.
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The final results take account of special votes -- ballots cast overseas or by those who enrolled and voted at the same time.
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But the Federal Reserve could calibrate its management of interest rates to take account of those effects, essentially insulating the domestic economy.
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The decision repeatedly criticized mandatory sentences, suggesting that only ones in which judges could take account of the defendant's age were permissible.
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The financing will be mainly denominated in dollars but will include some euros or sterling to take account of the company's cashflows.
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If that turned out to be Netanyahu, then negotiations would likely need to take account of the corruption allegations swirling around him.
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But several European countries have proposed regulatory changes to take account of longer commutes and the seemingly permanent availability of mobile internet.
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" He said Italy would take account of this and "act accordingly ... on all the questions we have to deal with in Europe.
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At the same time the government has been consulting on updating employment law to take account of tech-fuelled changes to working patterns.
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The question now shouldn't be whether our country has an obligation to take account of the sins of slavery, segregation and racial terrorism.
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If we are to break the evolutionary constraints on maximum lifespan in humans, we need to better take account of life-history ecology.
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In parallel, the UK government has been reviewing employment law, including to take account of technology-driven changes to work and working patterns.
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They are smarter, more resilient and can adjust their methods to take account of new developments, like modern technologies and a globalized economy.
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Whatever negotiations are started, whether bilateral or regional, they need to include modern IP rules to take account of the latest technological developments.
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For climate change, non-stationarity would involve creating regulations that take account of many different factors and where variability has to be included.
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More generally, though, courts will take account of the Supreme Court's decision in the Arizona case, which called for collaboration rather than conflict.
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That same day, in a statute of limitations case, Justice Kavanaugh indicated that he was inclined to take account of what makes sense.
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The Air Resources Board simply needs to adjust future emissions limits downward to take account of the surplus permits already in the marketplace.
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Justice Kennedy may have been looking for a "workable standard" even simpler and cleaner than one that must take account of natural advantages.
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" He added, "We trust the court, at the time of sentencing, will take account of that service and his otherwise good and decent character.
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It makes sense to discount future lives by a tiny amount to take account of the possibility that they will never come to be.
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The report's author, MEP Mady Delvaux, said she was disappointed that lawmakers "refused to take account of possible negative consequences on the job market".
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Nevertheless, the new administration must redouble U.S. leadership efforts in reforming global IP rules to take account of the rapid pace of technological change.
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So how does the model that makes vastly more optimistic predictions than almost everyone else – the Tax Foundation model – take account of this issue?
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Now that the Presidents' Day pieties are over, let's look at some alternate ranking systems that take account of the things that really matter.
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They came up with a thoughtful 55-page document, saying that when federal money was being spent, officials should take account of dangerous weather.
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The sentence of 45 days to be served as "intermittent confinement" appeared to take account of his wife's medical condition and his family obligations.
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It will also address asylum laws to take account of Trump's desire to reduce the number of people who overstay their visas, the sources said.
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It says the service can be customized to specific organizational needs via programming to take account of the "unique decision factors of any business workflow".
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However, it raised projected exports for next season to take account of a fall in U.S. wheat competitiveness against EU origins and higher expected availabilities.
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Insurance premiums could, for example, take account of medical charges to cover the costs of equipment and drugs for someone who favours cardio-respiratory death.
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Unlike originalists, non-originalists recognize that the Constitution must take account of the changed understanding in our society of the status and rights of women.
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"Although the model they use tries to take account of these differences," says Dr Suzi Gage, a psychologist and epidemiologist at the University of Liverpool.
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By how much should you mark down the environmental damage of pollution to take account of the fact that it comes mostly in the future?
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the federal regulator, failed to take account of the public-health impact of opioids when it deemed them safe.
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The nation's law professors have spent the summer revising their courses to take account of a president who generates fresh constitutional questions by the tweet.
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Though newer models are starting to take account of climate change, most still rely on data from the previous few decades, which are already obsolete.
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The high price had to take account of Bolshevism's genuine appeal, but even Lenin knew that newspapers and posters did not print and distribute themselves.
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It is increasing its capital expenditure to around 400 to 450 million euros in 2017 to take account of expected customer volume needs, it added.
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The ratings also take account of the ongoing strong profitability of Together, and recent steps to spread its funding maturities and sources, within wholesale market boundaries.
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It does not take account of the fact that the toll of gun violence in other rich countries, with comparable health indicators, is negligible by comparison.
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UBS acknowledges its calculations do not take account of the risk of rolling over the swap agreement to maturity, during which time interest rates might change.
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"When the broader trends begin to turn — for example, in labor markets or output — the Fed should take account of the new prevailing signal," he wrote.
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The exemption for commercial and financial information of private firms should be interpreted narrowly or rewritten to take account of the growing role of private contractors.
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Abstinence is a one-size fit all approach that fails to take account of the full spectrum of circumstances and preferences that make up tobacco consumers.
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These projects do not take account of regular flooding from annual rains and indeed have contributed to the channeling of flood waters through central urban areas.
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" Putin in March this year unveiled an array of new nuclear weapons, and warned Western governments "now they need to take account of a new reality.
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The traditional measures are also not well suited to take account of the constant introduction of new and upgraded products — like Instapots and athleisure yoga pants.
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"Now they need to take account of a new reality and understand that everything I have said today is not a bluff," the Russian president said.
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Farmers and agricultural authorities must take account of climate change and the prospect of increased rainfall in designing strategies to mitigate the effects of nutrient pollution.
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A tax on the financial industry will be introduced in 2017 to take account of the value-added services it provides, the parties said, without disclosing details.
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He said while it was good for policymakers to be ahead of the curve in tightening, they should take account of the growing clout of emerging markets.
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In deciding whether to rent or sell someone a home, businesses run background checks, calculate insurance costs, examine credit, and generally take account of an applicant's history.
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But it will also have to take account of a tentative agreement between Russia and OPEC, the oil cartel, to cut Russia's production by 300,000 b/d.
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BPCE and Credit Agricole SA knocked 30 and 15 basis points respectively off their leverage ratios in 2016 to take account of their deposits with the CDC.
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But it does mean changing the way the world buys, sells, values and regulates electricity to take account of the new means by which it generates it.
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"Parliament should take account of how long these negotiations would take, and if they'd require a longer extension which would mean holding European parliamentary elections," he said.
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What BSI and perhaps others failed to take account of was the higher prevalence of corruption in the region, and the greater difficulty of making compliance checks.
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Yet in vetting mergers it is unable to take account of the competitive threat posed by companies enjoying state-support from non-EU countries, such as China.
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Yet he suggested wisely that a people in pursuit of a just political economy should take account of their history and culture in deciding between the two.
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White privilege still exists, even though one has to take account of the intersection of economic class, gender, and sexual orientation in dealing with diversity and inclusion.
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While SVT prices are mainly driven by changes in wholesale costs, large energy suppliers take account of each other's tariff changes when setting their own, the CMA said.
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This post has been changed to take account of the context in which Lawrence Lessig identified the total of 20-30 electors willing to vote for Donald Trump.
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The U.K. economic-forecasting firm has cut its year-end forecast for 10-year bunds to 0.25 percent from 0.50 percent, to take account of the recent slide.
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Canada's Liberal government is therefore sticking with the foreign policy it adopted when it took office in 2015, but tweaking it to take account of Mr Trump's unpredictability.
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Moreover, there might be relatively little detail fixed by the time Britain leaves the EU. The withdrawal treaty must take account of the "framework for the future relationship".
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"This would allow the BoE to take account of heightened no-deal risks without being specific about them and therefore opening itself up to political criticism," Wood said.
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Corporations would no longer need to take account of tax avoidance in making their business decisions–manipulating corporate value would be much less attractive than manipulating taxable profits.
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I agree that although GDP provides a good measure of market and government economic transactions, it does not take account of many other important economic and social factors.
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Colleges, especially the most selective ones, have become the chief setting for the country's ongoing argument over whether we should take account of race and, if so, how.
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They say that a fair measurement of a country's contribution to NATO should take account of wider factors, including foreign aid spending and the rate of economic growth.
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It asks the justices to consider whether states may take account of the political affiliations of judges to try to achieve something like ideological balance on their courts.
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Some seemed prepared to look behind the face of the revised order to take account of Mr. Trump's statements, and several suggested the remarks could doom the order.
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"Our immediate priority will be to hold discussions with the designated buyer, so that its offer can be reworked to take account of our conditions," the minister said.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court agreed on Friday to decide whether states can take account of a judge's political affiliation in trying to achieve ideological balance on their courts.
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The figures are based on spending on Visa's credit and debit cards with adjustments to take account of the growing proportion of purchases made electronically rather than with cash.
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That stocks would love an environment in which bonds are predicting little growth or inflation seems odd, but only before you take account of the impact of monetary policy.
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However, the BRRD implemented the resolution mechanism, and only then asked banks to adjust the liabilities in their balance-sheet to take account of the new bail-in procedure.
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He also said in the report the Fed needs to take account of its impact overseas and that slow and gradual rate rises are helpful for the international economy.
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The big picture: The BlackRock, Wellington and CalPERS initiatives finally take account of an unignorable fact — some of history's biggest fortunes have been made opportunistically in times of chaos.
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Polling firms adjust their numbers to take account of the fact that relatively few young people vote; the unforeseen surge in turnout left these numbers incorrect, the argument went.
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That is another good reason for keeping the deal while building on it in order to take account of the legitimate concerns of the US and our other allies.
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Commenting on the outlook, the incumbent confirmed its guidance for the next three years, but updated some numbers to take account of the adoption of new international reporting rules.
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President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic, who will chose the election date, said she would take account of the fact that most parties favored holding the vote after the summer holidays.
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Policymakers, including leaders, should draw on the findings of the global climate research community and take account of the risks it poses across the world and to future generations.
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Some critics say that because it doesn't take account of the likelihood that governments will take more drastic action to curb emissions, it means projections will inevitably be conservative.
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Academics, public interest groups and others have criticized this arrangement for failing to take account of the importance of Asian, Latin American and African countries in the global economy.
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"Today's debate is important, but for all its efforts to take account of technological trends, it is largely taking place without reference to the full picture," the report concludes.
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Some critics say that because it doesnt take account of the likelihood that governments will take more drastic action to curb emissions, it means projections will inevitably be conservative.
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Many companies say, for example, that they take account of emissions from the "majority" of their operations — but that could be far less than 100 percent, Mr. Hoepner said.
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Sasse emphasized the need for government to incentivize portable health insurance for catastrophic events and suggested thoughtful reforms to our education system that take account of changing work dynamics.
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Any president, not least one who lost the popular vote by almost three million votes, should take account of the wishes and concerns of senators of the opposing party.
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The moral achievement of statesmen must be judged in terms which take account of the limitations of human society which the statesman must, and the prophet need not, consider.
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Tria said in the future he hoped EU budget rules could be adjusted to take account of changing conditions in order to help growth and foster financial and social stability.
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However, the government has long argued that the company should pay out 50 percent of its net income under International Financial Reporting Standards, which take account of income from subsidiaries.
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Opinion polls show a majority of French people are in favour of the reform, although various soundings have also showed voters want the government to take account of union demands.
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It must only take account of the facts of the case and apply Price Waterhouse, which bars employers from drawing upon sex-based stereotypes when making hiring and firing decisions.
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But as the rules were revised in 2005, 2011 and 2013 to take account of economic and political realities and to incorporate intergovernmental treaties, they became more and more complex.
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Italian calls for EU deficit and banking aid rules to be adjusted to take account of its fiscal and financial troubles following the Brexit rules should be rebuffed, he added.
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Visa's credit and debit card data, which is adjusted to take account of inflation and seasonal variations in spending, broadly tallies with unadjusted figures last week from payments company Barclaycard.
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It previously projected the crunch to come in late March or early April, but moved the date forward in part to take account of the impact of recent tax legislation.
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"It's political rhetoric that doesn't make a lot of sense and doesn't take account of the reality in Syria," Putin said in comments translated into French and recorded on Tuesday.
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The Economy Ministry said the number of large-scale contracts was below average for April and adjusted to take account of that, orders would have been unchanged on the month.
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"The objective of reducing migration to sustainable levels should be implemented flexibly and be able to take account of labor market needs, in particular during the implementation period," it said.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yields fell to a record low for the second consecutive day on Thursday, as traders adjusted portfolios to take account of growing risks to growth.
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Our guide, Scott Cooper, who adapted an unpublished manuscript by the screenwriter Donald E. Stewart into this handsome oater, has updated the talking points to take account of changed sensibilities.
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That might involve Article 50 negotiations, which the treaty says should "take account" of the new EU-UK relationship, being extended beyond two years to allow time for a broader deal.
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"We will factor (any changes in economic policy) into the outlook and take account of their impact on what we need to do to achieve our dual mandate objectives," she said.
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The insurance groups have complained that the rule would force companies to take account of race and ethnicity in making business decisions and might require them to disregard legitimate risk factors.
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Updating regulations to take account of ads run by Super PACs and dark-money groups should be a priority for Wheeler because the groups are already influencing the 2016 presidential election.
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Meanwhile, in the UK, the government has been looking at whether it needs to change employment law to take account of modern working practices, such as app-enabled gig economy jobbing.
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The initial auction sizes will be 1.17 billion pounds for each maturity sector between August and the end of October, and will be under review to take account of market conditions.
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A senior policy adviser to the Trump campaign, Peter Navarro, told The Hill that pollsters' assumptions about who will vote are failing to take account of the GOP nominee's unconventional appeal.
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"Today's debate [over encryption] is important, but for all its efforts to take account of technological trends, it is largely taking place without reference to the full picture," said the study.
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One of the most reliable Japanese filmmakers currently working, Mr. Kore-eda specializes in low-key domestic dramas that take account of abandonment and loss as well as loyalty and love.
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Now, however, the company, which reported $4.7 billion in profits in the third quarter, assures us that these tools will be refashioned to take account of the health of our society.
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"Extending the cuts until March 2018 would take account of the fact that demand in the first quarter of a year is lowest for seasonal reasons," said Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch.
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Conventional estimates of the cost of the shutdown are almost surely too low, because they don't take account of the disruption a nonfunctioning government will impose on every aspect of life.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the DIHK cut its 2018 growth forecast to 2.2 percent from 2.7 percent, citing widespread uncertainties, making clear this forecast did not take account of the Italian situation.
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Meanwhile the UK government is conducting a review of employment law to take account of tech-fueled shifts in work — and with the stated aim of expanding rights to more working people.
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The government wants the agreement to take account of changing technology and developing areas of the economy, and include provisions which maximize opportunities for digital trade across all sectors of the economy.
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"The discussions should take account of the deep connections between the availability of goods and the services attached to goods, including those that have been offered prior to exit," the paper said.
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Jerry Nadler: If you're going to do anything, you need the votes of people from districts not like mine, as well as mine, so obviously you have to take account of it.
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Usually companies don't take account of the foreign service tax break when calculating employees' payoffs as part of large scale redundancies, said David Whincup, employment partner at law firm Squire Patton Boggs.
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"They're going to say, 'No, the only thing where we're allowed to take account of is specifically what they said on the record with a straight face about their purpose,'" he said.
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"Extending the cuts until March 2018 would take account of the fact that demand in the first quarter of a year is lowest for seasonal reasons," said Carsten Fritsch, analyst at Commerzbank.
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Still, the Republicans will not have enough votes to defeat a filibuster, so Trump will have to take account of the filibuster threat that Democrats will wield in making Supreme Court nominations.
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Brodjonegoro has estimated government revenue would need to be revised down by at least 90 trillion rupiah ($6.72 billion) from the original target to take account of still-weak global commodity prices.
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The presumptive Republican presidential nominee has for months raised questions about the money the United States pours into NATO, which he says needs to be reconfigured to take account of today's threats.
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Before talks opened last month on the 23-year-old agreement, Lighthizer said the deal needs to be updated to take account of changes across digital trade, e-commerce and intellectual property.
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Further, the report says, FEMA failed to take account of the logistical problems that its own disaster planning drills had shown it could face when coping with a disaster in Puerto Rico.
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CBK regulations are comparable between conventional and Islamic banks, but they take account of Islamic banks' specificities, such as the 50% Alpha factor used to calculate specific real estate risk-weighted assets.
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There was always a chance that Trump "could amend his initial announcement" to take account of the concerns expressed about it, said a source familiar with the internal debate at the White House.
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But Ali Dolo, mayor of the district in which Sunday's attack took place, told Reuters the revised death toll did not take account of charred body parts that had yet to be identified.
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" It adds, however, that such efforts must "preserve European competitiveness, be just and socially balanced, take account of Member States' national circumstances and respect their right to decide on their own energy mix.
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According to the Global Sustainable Investment Alliance (GSIA), $23trn, or 26% of all assets under management in 2016, were in "socially responsible investments" that take account of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues.
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The Fed projected that GDP growth would slow to 2.1 percent this year and 1.9 percent in 2020, having downgraded its previous estimates to take account of the global slump and other risks.
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In a speech on uncertainty, RBA Deputy Governor Guy Debelle noted history suggested CPI inflation tended to be overstated by around 0.25 percentage point and policy was set to take account of that.
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"The government's preparations failed to take account of the magnitude of the task of stabilising, administering and reconstructing Iraq, and of the responsibilities which were likely to fall to the UK," Chilcot reported.
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O'Brien is keen to hear the details of the new strategy, following Lidington's commitment to train the government's 4,000 commercial buyers to take account of social value and to procure from social enterprises.
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" It adds, however, that such efforts must "preserve European competitiveness, be just and socially balanced, take account of Member States' national circumstances and respect their right to decide on their own energy mix.
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We are seeing ourselves position portfolios to take account of the fact that a number of the large economies now are trying to engineer a pathway away from that extreme period of stimulus.
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It is the opposite of this color-blind promise, however; it mandates numerical proportionalism at schools and places of employment and, yes, make no mistake, eventually laws that take account of a person's race.
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It ordered the internet company to take specified actions, including ensuring that all its data protection policies take account of the applicable data protection law, and are reviewed and updated at defined regular intervals.
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The bank reviewed its government bond business to take account of the impact of new regulations on banks' balance sheets and profitability, a spokeswoman for the bank said in an emailed statement to Reuters.
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Advocates pitch the ordinances as targeted solutions that take account of the higher cost of living in urban areas and provide a natural laboratory demonstrating the feasibility and economic benefits of minimum-wage increases.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Shareholder activists focused on climate issues are gaining traction in their push to have large energy companies and utilities take account of the impact rising global temperatures could have on their businesses.
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And the president's speech failed to take account of the sectarian tensions between Sunni and Shia, particularly the lack of empowerment of Sunnis in Syria and Iraq on which al-Qaeda and ISIS feed.
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"Housing providers are contractually required to take account of any particular circumstances and vulnerability of those that they accommodate, including sexual orientation or gender identity," a Home Office spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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And this type of classification is under increasing legal pressure in European markets such as the UK — where the government is currently reviewing employment law to take account of tech-fueled shifts in work.
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Last year's winter smog crackdown was criticized for a "one size fits all" approach that failed to take account of local conditions, shuttering hundreds of factories whether they had implemented pollution controls or not.
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" And "as British law needs to be amended countless times to take account of leaving the E.U. treaties, the government could face many close votes, concessions or defeats as it tries to implement Brexit.
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We have argued elsewhere, including at Vox, that discussions about the scope and strength of the Second Amendment should take account of local and regional variation when it comes to gun rights and regulation.
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It might be possible to devise a system whereby lorries from "trusted trader" companies are waved through, but this does not take account of the fact that many will be carrying consignments from different sources.
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So rather than looking at the past, models on longevity risk need to take account of factors such as the pace and duration of improvements in life expectancy that can potentially occur in the future.
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It must also take account of the need to ensure SME access to NHS data, and ensure that patients are made aware of the use of their data and given the option to opt out.
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The report by finance, sports and infrastructure inspectors called for Olympic village plans to be revised to take account of remnants of archaeological value at the site, a residency for migrants and a high school.
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Soros said that if Prime Minister Theresa May wanted to stay in power, she would have to change her approach and take account of young people who he said wanted to find well-paying jobs.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel has rebuffed suggestions from Italy that EU deficit and banking aid rules be adjusted to take account of its fiscal and financial troubles following the Brexit referendum in Britain.
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Angela Merkel's comments following the Group of 22019 meeting that Europe must take account of its own destiny reminded me of something Henry Kissinger wrote early in his career, when he authored A World Restored.
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We must take account of our role in the demise of this species, a consequence of habitat loss, climate change, and pesticides and herbicides, if only to help us understand how to rebuild the population.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe promised on Thursday to take the time to carefully sound out unions and take account of broader public opinion after having faced criticism in the past for turning a deaf ear.
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Banca Akros analyst Luigi Tramontana calculated that Monte dei Paschi would need to book 8.7 billion euros in additional provisions to fully cover existing problem loans, though that did not take account of possible recoveries.
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But United Nations officials said that the office continued to receive information on companies in the occupied territories and that the database needed to be amended to take account of changes in the companies' conduct.
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"While it is unrealistic to expect advanced economy policymakers to internalise fully spillovers from their actions on emerging markets, given their domestic mandates, (their) monetary policies will increasingly need to take account of spillbacks," he said.
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Sensible changes to work rules to take account of the rise in gig work could make life better for millions of workers; bad ones could mean fewer new jobs will be provided by gig-economy apps.
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Malls may find it cute and expedient to have robotic security guards roaming the corridors, but they clearly need to take account of these mechanical lumbering beasts which weigh 300 pounds and stand five feet tall.
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"While it is unrealistic to expect advanced economy policymakers to internalize fully spillovers from their actions on emerging markets, given their domestic mandates, (their) monetary policies will increasingly need to take account of spillbacks," he said.
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Coupe told the conference that figure was conservative as it did not take account of growth in the Habitat brand that was also part of the Home Retail deal or of anticipated growth in financial services.
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Supporters of the principles-based approach say it avoids the emergence of loopholes and means companies have to take account of new information on risks immediately, rather than wait for a new regulation to be drafted.
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" Valérie Boyer, a member of Parliament, is preparing new legislation that she said would take account of cases like Ms. Sauvage's, where women are abused over long periods, without giving the women a "license to kill.
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As important as those books are to an understanding of race in America, we have to take account of the entire racial hierarchy and the racism directed at other groups (for example, Asian-Americans and Latinos).
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We also see that a failure to act on these issues and failure to take account of the health implications of our climate and energy decisions is also very bad development and it's also very bad economics.
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Some key state-level polls did not take account of this fissure before the election, producing bad estimates that contributed to the misfiring of poll-based forecasting models, like those at FiveThirtyEight and the New York Times.
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However, a group of eastern European nations, including Poland and Bulgaria, are reluctant to back deeper emissions cuts without provisions that take account of the difficulties of transforming economies heavily reliant on coal and energy-intensive industries.
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According to the Global Sustainable Investment Alliance (GSIA), an umbrella group, fully $23trn, or 26% of all assets under management in 2016, were in "socially responsible investments" that take account of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues.
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Adjusting measures of market concentration to take account of the control exercised by big asset managers suggests the industry is some ten times more concentrated than the level America's Department of Justice considers indicative of market power.
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Even if House members are indifferent to the fact that Congress did not authorize U.S. support for the war, they should take account of the fact that such support has increased the security threat to all Americans.
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Putin made clear though that Russia needed to reform its pension system to take account of the fact that an ageing population was creating a financial burden that, within a decade, would become too great to bear.
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"This firm seems to have regarded its customers as cash cows and failed to take account of the FCA's core mantra, that of treating people fairly," said Bill McCaffrey, a financial services partner at CMS law firm.
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ING Italia's former CEO Marco Bragadin argued the Bank of Italy "did not take account of corrective measures already taken" by ING and said his forced replacement was based on "an extremely strict assessment of the facts".
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Lawyers for Hayes argued that a judge's decision to include the whole value of the property when he calculated what proceeds to confiscate, following the former trader's conviction, did not take account of Tighe's contribution to the marriage.
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Finally, reasonable drug policy has to take account of the fact that opioid-dependent individuals have different levels of tolerance, which means there cannot be a one-size-fits-all guideline, like the Medicare proposal, to limit prescribing.
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If the economy is to function properly in the future—and if a crisis of technological unemployment is to be avoided—we must take account of this, and change the relationship between big internet companies and their users.
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Brussels has been dismissive of May's call for sweeping and quick guarantees for expats, including over a million Britons on the continent, and says only detailed legal texts can reassure and take account of complex, multinational family situations.
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The Constitution must take account of vast technological changes, Chief Justice Roberts wrote, noting that digital data can provide a comprehensive, detailed — and intrusive — overview of private affairs that would have been impossible to imagine not long ago.
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"Looking ahead, the new year will bring an opportunity to take account of the progress we have made but also lay out the work that still remains to be done on behalf of the American people," Ryan wrote.
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"(The indicators) have been calibrated based on past experience, and cannot take account of broader institutional and economic changes that have taken place since previous crises," said the BIS, an umbrella body of central banks around the world.
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These dynamics leave corporate leaders ill situated to run highly pluralistic government agencies -- where career civil servants and the public writ large exercise considerable influence -- let alone take account of the interests, needs, and lived experiences of working Americans.
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CASE argues that scientific input will be necessary in order to strike good trade deals: it gives the example of writing regulations for solar panels, which will suit Britain best if they take account of the country's gloomy weather.
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The copyright rules, proposed by the European Commission two years ago, are designed to take account of the growing role of online platforms, forcing them to share revenues with publishers and bear liability for copyright infringement on the internet.
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The economists' model makes lots of assumptions and does not take account of some of Ms. Warren's other proposals, like taxing investment profits at the same rate as wages and taxing them every year instead of only upon sale.
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In a letter to chief executives of insurers published on its website, the regulator said any claim settlement offer made must be fair, take account of all relevant factors and represent the best estimate of the claimant's reasonable entitlement.
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The outcome leaves open that the trademark agency could, while respecting the judges' ruling, take account of other evidence — such as new proof the shape is distinctive to people in more countries — and might preserve protection for KitKat's shape.
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They will take account of a briefing from Barnier to their Europe ministers on Tuesday in Luxembourg, and any new moves from May, who told parliament in London on Monday that the Irish backstop blockage should not derail Brexit talks.
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"The district has been transformed (gentrified), but – and this is something that happens in many places, not just in Barcelona – when (city planners) do urban planning, they don't take account of the smells, so that's where conflicts arise," said Arias.
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"The underlying regulation must be genuinely ambiguous; the agency's interpretation must be reasonable and must reflect its authoritative, expertise-based, and fair and considered judgment; and the agency must take account of reliance interests and avoid unfair surprise," Roberts wrote.
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Consultancy Strategie Grains plans to downgrade its grain maize harvest forecast in its monthly report next week due to take account of dry weather damage in large producing countries such as France, Romania, Bulgaria and Poland, analyst Benoit Fayaud told Reuters.
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The law lends Britain half a hand: Article 50 says that a departing country's withdrawal agreement shall take account of "the framework for its future relationship" with the EU. But hardliners like France insist on keeping the two issues apart.
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The Commission proposed a new European Electronic Communications Code back in 20183, to modernize telecoms rules that had stood since 2009 — to take account of technology and market shifts, and align the rules with its wider Digital Single Market strategy.
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But she failed to take account of how despised she is within the party, particularly since she picked fights with two of its most important factions—the securocrats and former bush fighters—in her bid to eliminate rivals to the presidency.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - The Community Reinvestment Act has improved home and small business lending in poorer U.S. communities, but should be overhauled to take account of changes in technology and banking practices, Cleveland Federal Reserve President Loretta Mester said on Wednesday.
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Furthermore, we assume the banks set aside reserves for 70% and 80% of impaired loans in the base and severe cases, respectively, as we take account of the risk that collateral arrangements may not hold up as per the banks' expectations.
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"The support of our lenders for our turnaround plan is important to underpin a comprehensive solution that will take account of the interests of all stakeholders, and deliver a sustainable and profitable future for Debenhams," Chief Executive Officer Sergio Bucher said.
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"The support of our lenders for our turnaround plan is important to underpin a comprehensive solution that will take account of the interests of all stakeholders, and deliver a sustainable and profitable future for Debenhams," Chief Executive Officer Sergio Bucher said.
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"We take account of market indications, but we must not be market dependent; this includes not relying too exclusively for inflation expectations on market-based measures," Villeroy told a conference at the French central bank, of which he is also governor.
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It may take time to convince the WHO and other global health policy makers, but if national plans don't take account of this finding, there may always be thousands of people living with the risk of this potentially fatal disease.
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The bloc's security commissioner, Britain's Julian King, told a news conference in Brussels he would speak to his Canadian counterparts later in the day about "what we're going to do to take account of the points" raised by the ECJ.
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In the first decades of the last century, Eugene Debs's Socialist Party elected thousands of legislators and, perhaps more important, forced the major parties and America's business leaders to take account of workers' growing demand for better wages and greater say.
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"The question is, on the major issues of the day, can we update the act to take account of changes in the labor market?" said Benjamin Sachs, a professor of labor law at Harvard Law School and a former union lawyer.
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MOSCOW, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Russia's 2017-2019 budget must take account of the state's social obligations to the population, President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday, but he warned burning through central bank reserves or increasing state debt was not an option.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — In the late twentieth century, the field of art history expanded into that of "visual culture," in order to take account of the social, political and economic conditions in which art objects are created.
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By virtue of being embedded in the overall negotiation structure, the negotiating track on alternative arrangements will be able to take account of progress made in the wider negotiations on the future relationship, in particular on goods regulations and customs.
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Asked by an American interviewer whether China was a dictatorship, Mr Jiang replied that he was the elected head of a collective party leadership, although the method of his election had to take account of China's levels of economic and educational development.
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An index compiled by Renaissance of companies that have gone public within the past two years, with various adjustments to take account of size, has risen by a third over the past year, half as much again as the S&P 500.
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A day after that ceasefire was announced, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his weekly Cabinet meeting that Israel would never make any truce agreement that failed to take account of the arson attacks being launched from Gaza using kites and balloons.
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Wanting to borrow from international models but also wanting to take account of New Zealand's biculturalism, the New Zealand project has two strands, with one looking specifically at capturing the voices of Māori women, and their interactions with both feminism and the law.
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Participants on one of Germany's most popular TV shows, including outgoing Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel, talked last Friday about the Chinese century, urging that Germany, the host to America's largest military bases in Europe, had to take account of that new reality.
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The justices' approaches to the cases may scramble some of their usual commitments, since conservatives are generally more apt to look at the words of a law in isolation and liberals more likely to take account of Congress's purposes in enacting legislation.
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As well weighing risks to its inflation forecast following a more than 6 percent decline in the rand since the SARB's last rate meeting in July, it had to take account of an economy that slipped into recession in the second quarter.
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A new justice nominated by President Barack Obama and confirmed by the Senate would almost certainly shift the court in the direction of stricter voting rights enforcement and a greater willingness to take account of race when considering redistricting and election law matters.
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A baby step would be to take account of the realities of the place and then incorporate them into itineraries and more targeted spending — get out of the resort, patronize local businesses, reward hotels set back from the ocean with a stay.
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The House of Lords report concludes that new regulation to govern the operation of online platforms specifically is not necessary — but does urge existing regulations to be updated and more robustly enforced to take account of the scale and market power of these tech giants.
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Critics say it does not take account of relative risk associated with different types of lending and penalizes lenders, such as Canadian banks, with a high proportion of less risky residential mortgages on their books, many of which are backstopped by the federal government.
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Further trials of the production system, which ECCO calls Quant-U, will be held in W-21 later this year and at other stores around the world as the company continues to develop the process and take account of feedback from customers who take part.
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As we've reported before, the European Commission is also actively eyeing digital platforms' market power — and looking to reshape competition policy to take account of how tech giants are able to draw on network effects and leverage their position from one market to another.
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"I think that the yield curve is flatter and it's something to be mindful of but I think that the fundamentals in the U.S. being strong and policy at the moment pausing to take account of where we are is helpful for that," Evans said.
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Uber said it would continue to appeal the tribunal ruling but with domestic pressure mounting for the government to amend the law that legal process may well get overtaken by a new set of rules that take account of how gig economy giants operate.
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But the institute's report pointed out that this figure excluded money sent back to London under a rebate plan, and that it was also based on Britain's gross contribution and did not take account of European Union spending in Britain, for example to support farmers.
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This last calculation, however, doesn't take account of the disruptive effects of deglobalization: some people would actually gain, but a lot of people, very much including large groups and many communities in the U.S., would take big hits, especially in the short-to-medium run.
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If Brexit is stopped but British society remains deeply divided, with a large segment of the population opposing the EU, the U.K.'s continued membership could prove deeply problematic as British officials constantly calibrate their decision-making to take account of the domestic mood.
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The review by the Office of Legal Counsel, which signed off on the document, "does not take account of statements made by an administration or it surrogates close in time to the issuance of an Executive Order that may bear on the order's purpose," she said.
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The figure did not take account of London's budget rebate or of EU spending on public and private sector projects in the UK. EU leaders including European Council President Donald Tusk condemned Johnson's comparison during the campaign of the EU's goals with those of Hitler and Napoleon.
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However, the Commission said national authorities charged with enforcing EU rules should take account of two pieces of EU law in particular, one ensuring full listing of ingredients and another barring "marketing of identically branded products in a way that has a potential to mislead consumers".
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More reasons to be miserable about the UK's vote to leave the European Union: Apple has hiked the pound sterling price of Macs, old and new, by as much as 25 per cent to take account of currency fluctuations in the wake of the June referendum vote.
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But, crucially, their view of consumer welfare is a broad church, not a narrow price trench — with the report asserting that a consumer welfare basis to competition law is able to also take account of other things, including (but also not limited to) "choice, quality and innovation".
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Zhou Haijiang, both the CEO and party secretary of Hodo Group, a garment company, explained that modern corporate management, as practised in the West, was fine and dandy for running a company, but that it failed to take account of the interests of the state and society.
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" It adds language that seeks to reassure opponents of the move, like Poland and the Czech Republic, saying such efforts must "preserve European competitiveness, be just and socially balanced, take account of Member States' national circumstances and respect their right to decide on their own energy mix.
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A working group in the UK's Department for Transport has published a report urging a number of changes intended to modernize the rules around taxis and private hire vehicles to take account of app-based technology changes which have piled extra pressure on already long outdated rules.
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The flex terms were more generous on this financing than conventional deals in Europe's leveraged loan market to take account of a number of issues including sector and the fact that Afriflora sources its products from its 500 hectares of farmland in Ethiopia, the sources said.
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" It adds language that seeks to reassure opponents of the move, like Poland and the Czech Republic, saying such efforts must "preserve European competitiveness, be just and socially balanced, take account of Member States' national circumstances and respect their right to decide on their own energy mix.
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"This does not take account of the impact on the banking sector ... the spillovers from the impact of the virus on other parts of the eurozone, or the potential supply-chain disruption if the virus really takes off in Germany and other key trade partners," he added.
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The city's opening of the memorial in 2012 and its overhaul of the history museum to take account of Nantes's role in the slave trade have paved the way for other French port cities, including Bordeaux and La Rochelle, to bring their histories out of the shadows.
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Contributing Opinion Writer In a rational world, the Supreme Court would hit the pause button on the pending census case to take account of new evidence that the Trump administration's stated reason for adding a citizenship question was a fiction that masked its flagrantly partisan motive.
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Even now, some noted, many of its statements are still narrowly focused on the fight against the Islamic State and do not take account of the common interest Turkey and the United States have in resisting Russia, Iran and the Syrian government of Bashar al-Assad.
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Rod Hunter, a partner with the Baker McKenzie law firm and a former official with oversight of CFIUS cases under the last Bush administration, said companies needed to take account of the evolving nature of security concerns and the increasing focus on personal data and emerging technologies.
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Commenting on the timeline set out by Britain, an EU official said the bloc wanted to "define a framework for our future relationship" by this time next year so that a withdrawal treaty could "take account" of that future under the terms of the 'Article 50' legal exit process.
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Around a hundred protesters gathered outside the bank to demand their loans be converted to rouble mortgages from dollar and euro ones or that their repayments be recalculated using a different rouble exchange rate to take account of the Russian currency's sharp fall in the last 18 months.
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But if Israel wants to maintain the ability to hit such targets, it will need to take account of Russia's S-300 and more advanced S-153 surface-to-air missiles systems that Moscow introduced to Syria a year ago after Turkey shot down a Russian military jet.
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The Cambridge paper looks at the exporting decisions of British firms, across 8,000 types of product, in response to the tariffs that Britain would face in the event of reaching no trade deal with the EU. Where necessary, they adjust their calculations to take account of exchange-rate fluctuations.
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"They also take account of other questions as well, including the number of people who are entering the profession and whether we need to have an increase in pay in order to ensure we get the very best people in the profession," he told the BBC's Andrew Marr show.
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"When you are here at that important level in the S&P 500, its healthier to see the market slow down, pause, take account of the micro and the macro and absorb the good news," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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These numbers do not take account of the more humdrum shootings that make the news only if someone famous is involved (the night before the shooting at Pulse a singer was shot dead in Florida by a fan) or if the victim is a child or a policeman.
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Like a battle commander, he'd look for the most advantageous position, then take account of the landscape: a squat old building; a small church under a silver dome; a feathery cloud; a budding tree; a plump customer leaving the bakery with a baguette—stay, moment, you are beautiful!
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"When you are here at that important level in the S&P 239, it's healthier to see the market slow down, pause, take account of the micro and the macro and absorb the good news," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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"When you are here at that important level in the S&P 500, it's healthier to see the market slow down, pause, take account of the micro and the macro and absorb the good news," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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But new models take account of more factors, including the efficacy of the drug and its value for patients, the potential for savings elsewhere in the healthcare system, for example through reduced hospitalisation rates, and a risk and innovation premium for the drug maker that is sufficient to foster R&D.
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Another feature of the app aims to simplify sticking to a nutrition plan by keeping track of particular foodstuffs users have to hand, via a virtual in-app pantry, with the algorithm then adjusting its meal suggestions to take account of what they do or don't have in the cupboard.
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States agreed to a number of criteria, including that cities chosen should offer premises ready for a start in March 2019, when Britain leaves the EU, be accessible from across Europe and take account of "geographical spread" — the fact newer members in the east host fewer agencies than richer neighbors.
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Nor does it take account of what would inevitably come next: tax-cut-induced deficits would, by law, trigger cuts in Medicare, and this would just be the start of a G.O.P. assault on programs like disability insurance that provide a crucial safety net for millions of working-class Americans.
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The approach by the team at WoeLabs shows the potential for community-driven action to take account of and reduce the amount of dangerous waste -- and to make what Agbodjinou calls "low high-tech": using recycled materials to provide new sources of income for Africans with limited access to technology.
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Though that may not seem particularly onerous, it also requires them to maintain a structural budget deficit (adjusted to take account of the business cycle) of no more than 1% of GDP if debt is "significantly" below 60% of GDP, and no more than 0.5% of GDP if debt is above that level.
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"Support and self-help organizations report that young trans men are increasingly requesting advice around hormone use for these reasons, and point to the need for future health care practice and policy to take account of the specific requirements of trans men who become pregnant and give birth at global levels," Hines says.
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The flex terms agreed by Sun with the banks had been more generous on this financing than conventional deals in Europe's leveraged loan market to take account of a number of issues including sector and the fact that flower grower Afriflora sources its products from its 500 hectares of farmland in Ethiopia.
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Their aim: To take account of seismic shifts in the handling of information wrought by the rise of the digital economy in the years since the prior regime was penned — all the way back in 723 when Yahoo was the cutting edge of online cool and cookies were still just tasty biscuits.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Wednesday struggled to decide what kind of new sentencing an Arizona death row inmate was entitled to after a federal appeals court ruled that the trial judge who had condemned him to death failed to take account of evidence of abuse the inmate had endured as a child.
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Meanwhile, the current UK General Election is now a digital petri dish for data scientists and democracy hackers to run wild experiments in microtargeted manipulation — given election laws haven't been updated to take account of the outgrowth of the adtech industry's tracking and targeting infrastructure, despite multiple warnings from watchdogs and parliamentarians.
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"If you take account of the industry's spending as a whole, you'll see that broadband-industry investment was nearly 5 percent higher in the two years following the FCC's 2015 Open Internet Order than it was in the two years prior," Free Press policy director Matt Wood said in a February statement.
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A United Nations cultural rights expert warned in a report last week that there is growing pressure to adopt a more narrow interpretation of the Islamic religion and identity in Malaysia, which excludes the country's cross-cultural history, marginalizes religious minorities, and fails to take account of the diversity of Malay Muslims.
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No artist's career illustrates the traps of modern fame for an artist more clearly, or the risk of having a style become a brand; stretches of the second volume, obliged to take account of the immobile mobiles and stasis-filled stabiles that Calder churned out in later life, are likely to make dispiriting reading.
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Twitter has claimed that external studies based on tweet data pulled via its API cannot represent the full picture of how information is diffused on its platform because the data stream does not take account of any quality filters it might also be applying, nor any controls individual users can use to shape the tweets they see.
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"This truly impressive feat is not just the simple planting of trees, but part of a huge and complicated challenge to take account of the short- and long-term needs of both the trees and the people," Dr. Dan Ridley-Ellis, the head of the center for wood science and technology at Edinburgh Napier University, told The Guardian.
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Even after cutting its forecasts last week to take account of major trade partner Britain's decisions to leave the EU, the IMF is expecting the Irish economy to grow by 173 percent this year and an average of 217 percent for the five years after that, providing the kind of backdrop the banks need to recover.
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In its two-sentence summary of the Ukraine call, the White House described the exchange with Mr. Poroshenko as "very good" and quoted Mr. Trump as saying, "We will work with Ukraine, Russia and other parties to help them restore peace along the border" — a statement that did not take account of the fact that Russia unlawfully annexed Crimea.
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The world's leaders, both civilian and military, must concentrate on forming a coalition of determined powers committed to systematically revalidate and renew the Geneva Conventions, updating them to take account of the new and fundamentally different forms of warfare and insecurity we now face, and strengthening them to be truly more effective guarantees of protection and accountability.
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And while Facebook has since applied a thin film of 'political ads' transparency to its platform (which researches continue to warn is not nearly transparent enough to quantify political use of its ads platform), UK election campaign laws have yet to be updated to take account of the digital firehoses now (il)liberally shaping political debate and public opinion at scale.
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In the new resolution, MEPs have suggested the data obtained by Cambridge Analytica may have been used for political purposes, by both sides in the UK referendum on membership of the EU and to target voters during the 2016 US presidential election — describing it as a matter of urgency that electoral laws be adapted to take account of digital campaigning.
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But there is no evidence that the Obama rules have slowed counterterrorism efforts, and there are good reasons to keep them in place, including the fact that the legal basis for such strikes lacks credibility because Congress never updated the 2001 authorization for war in Afghanistan to take account of America's expanded military action against terrorists in Syria, Yemen and Libya.
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" Furthermore, in a 1993 memo by Charles Cooper, Michael Carvin, and Vincent Colatriano on the legal authority for the Department of Treasury to index capital gains taxes to inflation, they said they "believe that the Treasury has administrative discretion to reinterpret 'cost' to take account of the economic reality that a 'gain' attributable solely to inflation adds nothing to the taxpayer&aposs real wealth or purchasing power.
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You know, we've made the decision to already change our growth forecast for the future, so we're now looking and aiming to deliver growth of approximately 3% across the coming years, and we've downgraded that to take account of the fact of what we think Brexit could create, so we can plan for a more sustainable policy base for our country for the coming years.
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" He also asked each recipient to take account of what Department of Motor Vehicles information is already available and of any security consequences their operations could risk without that data, according to the AP. "The Trump administration takes the mission of protecting the Homeland very seriously," DHS spokeswoman Heather Swift told the AP, adding that these types of laws "make it easier for terrorists and criminals to obtain fraudulent documents.
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In its announcement of the ruling, the CJEU writes (emphasis mine): …the Court holds that, for the purposes of the individualised assessment of the existence of a 'communication to the public', it is necessary, when the posting of a hyperlink to a work freely available on another website is carried out by a person who, in so doing, does not pursue a profit, to take account of the fact that that person does not know and cannot reasonably know that that work had been published on the internet without the consent of the copyright holder.
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