The phrase "account desires" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the desires or needs associated with an account, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The company must take into account desires of its customers when developing new products."
Alternatives: "consider the needs" or "address the wishes".
He suggested that, fundamentally, the mind can refer to objects by perception and ideation, including sensing and imagining; by judgment, including acts of acknowledgment, rejection, and recall; and by loving or hating, which take into account desires, intentions, wishes, and feelings.
Analogue types taking into account desire for information and for treatment choice have been suggested [ 12]: (a) Professional choice: The clinician decides and the patient consents; (b) Shared decision making: Information is shared and both decide together; (c) Consumer choice: The clinician informs and the patient makes the decision.
cit., p. xxxi), Bosanquet holds that, in as far as things are completely organised and have parts which confirm and sustain one another, they have value; it is not a matter of whether they are, as in utilitarian accounts, desired.
It is not fair to call it a desire, because on Raz's account we desire things for reasons we take the object of our desire to be desirable.
Proper planning -- taking into account residents' desires and environmental concerns -- could transform an island that has suffered years of economic stagnation.
But he once again emphasized that signing star players was a multifaceted process that involved taking into account the desires of the fan base.
"This invitation was a top-down decision that did not take into account the desires and interests of the student body on an occasion that is supposed to honor us above all".
Once more the government is tipped to use its majority in Parliament to pass through a bill that would appease the nationalists while failing to take in to account the desires of the minorities.
On Kane's account, the desire to be an autonomous agent is the desire to have "the power to be the ultimate producers of [one's] own ends… the power to make choices which can only and finally be explained in terms of [one's] own [will] (i.e., character, motives, and efforts of will)." "No one," he argues, "can have this power in a determined world".
I think, Your Honor -- and obviously, this court and the Florida Supreme Court, is the best interpreter of that opinion -- but I think a reasonable interpretation of that opinion is to say that what the Florida Supreme Court meant by cognizant is that it was taking into account the desire to get the election over in time so that everyone would have the advantage of a safe harbor.
You can give clinics and other organizations the right to regularly pull data from your account, if desired.
