The phrase "account a case" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct expression would typically be "account for a case" or "account of a case."
Example: "In her report, she will account for the case of the missing funds."
Alternatives: "explain a case" or "provide an account of a case."
By placing Burns's witty, elastic prose front and center, Margolick's account makes a case for him as one of the best writers of his generation.
That account of a case like Garner v Burr would support the controversial claim that judges have widespread discretion in resolving legal disputes.
But it is certainly one the justices should take into account in a case that, at its core, is as much about politics as it is about what a president can do under the law.
To account for a case mix that includes more insulin users, however, stakeholders considering the selection of a performance measure threshold for glycemic control that is ≤8% should consider reporting of threshold attainment specific to diabetes medication use.
In others, creditors can win lawsuits by default and seize wages and bank accounts without a case ever appearing before a judge.
I used 529 colleges savings accounts as a case study, partly because they offered state and federal tax breaks for many investors.
If there were due process concerns, she said, they could be adjudicated and taken into account on a case-by-case basis. .
Although European populations share an important part of their genetic structure, they also present clear differences which should be taken into account when a case-control association analysis is designed [37] [39].
Some customers may experience disproportional price hikes due to earlier introductory discounts, and we will look into these accounts on a case-by-case basis.
Any judge will take your ownership into account when ruling on a case.
