Sentence examples for equal account from inspiring English sources
Australia is famously determined to beat England, but it pays at least equal account to India and South Africa.
Such an action would, according to common intuitions, constitute a gross violation of justice; and it seems a weak reply to point out that the recommendation was arrived at through an impartial calculation — a calculation that took the interests of every individual (including the framed man) into equal account.
The brady/hypokinesia scale took equal account of 12 items, each formulated from correlated observations (e.g. arm swing on more-rigid and less-rigid sides during walk).
The tremor scale (more-rigid side only) took equal account of three observations (during walk from anterior and lateral perspectives, and at stance from lateral).
On an equal accounting basis, we're losing (or investing) about the same amount of money.
The largest groups, who in roughly equal numbers account for about half of the population, are the Kadazan (also called Dusun or Kadazan Dusun), the Bajau, and the Malays.
The case which now has to be made is for substantive equality - treatment as equals, taking account of the real experiences of women and the context of their lives.
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The costs of using wind energy and natural gas for electricity are virtually equal when accounting for the full private and social costs of each, making wind a competitive energy source for the United States, according to a new study on the federal tax credit for wind energy.
If that sounds far-fetched, Clegg is equal to accounting, providing an endless tick-tock of the bags of crack, the rent boys, the A.T.M. withdrawals and hotel lobbies that served as a portal to the temporary crack dens he set up, with many, many bottles of room-service vodka to take the edge off.
Even though, the proportion of students in the school was almost equal, females accounted for 240 (57%) and 375 (81.1%) of the respondents were from urban schools.
