One is that it requires that the agent have a sufficient account of her worth to be accountable to others, and this requires that there be others.
The group questioned whether the bank had taken sufficient account of "the different impacts based on peoples' modes of transportation".
David Lampe of Harvard Business School said league tables did not take sufficient account of the diversity of student interests.
Increasingly, development agencies assert that technologically sound, engineering-based projects are failing because they don't take sufficient account of the cultural context.
But Mr. Rehn also warned that those studies might not take sufficient account of the need to restore faith in countries blocked from borrowing money on international markets.
The government is likely to see it as a very hot potato indeed, and the British Organ Donation Society thinks it doesn't take sufficient account of families' wishes.
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, in a paper by its executive director, Robert Satloff, said today that the American proposal did not take Israel's security concerns into sufficient account.
The I.A.A.F said the panel found fault with the testing laboratory, which had not taken into sufficient account factors regarding the specific gravity of the sample which as a result did not exceed the I.O.C. recommended reporting threshold.
The Welshman believes that the original decision to exclude him from the 16-person squad did not take sufficient account of the effect of his injuries on his ability to train.
The State Department has often been at odds with the Justice Department and the Pentagon over detainee issues, at times arguing that those agencies do not take sufficient account of Guantánamo's impact on international relations.
Nor does Moyo's depiction of China as the winner which will take all in the competition for global resources take sufficient account of the problems, some self-inflicted, which companies from the mainland are experiencing.
