Every single piece of research says you can't pick who is going to become radicalised Anne Aly, deradicalisation expert "Precursors to violence, such as whether someone has a violent background or criminal history, is something which is factored into studies on other kinds of criminals and yet for some reason, not foreign fighters.
Alcohol-related illnesses and incidents (including accidents, violence and suicide in which alcohol has factored) are the most common cause of death for both working age men and women there – and have been so for many years.
Mirabella has claimed 57.2% of the postal and pre-poll votes so far, partially due to her strong pre-poll campaign, unlike the McGowan camp, which hadn't factored postal votes into its strategy.
It should all have been factored in to the original judgment.
"The potential for injury to citizens, including a potential suspect in the vehicle, does not appear to have been factored in to the decision prior to using deadly force," officials concluded.
Natural cycles – mainly ocean temperatures in different parts of the Pacific Ocean – need to be factored in too.
Now what we need to do is to work across government… …so our immigration policy is factored into our benefits system, our health system and our housing system.
As if being a teenage girl isn't bad enough – constantly feeling awkward, out of your depth, under scrutiny, living in fear of the unnerving gaze of your parents, middle-aged men, middle-aged women and, worst of all, your friends – it's hard to imagine how bad it would be if you factored in the added horror of your father being the president of the United States.
And if the knock-on reduction in benefits and increased income tax revenues of paying the living wage is factored in, the total cost to the taxpayer would be a much more palatable £726m.
Analysts say that Putin has already factored in the possible response to his Crimean land grab and decided it was worth it.
New business districts in the city in fact have no footpaths factored into their planning at all.
