Sentence examples for taking account of the changes from inspiring English sources
Taking account of the changes wrought on his hometown, N'Djamena, by war, AIDS and economic stagnation, he is especially appalled to find the movie theaters of his youth -- old-fashioned dream palaces with names like the Scheherazade, the Rio and the Vogue -- reduced to crumbling desuetude, wrecked by war and displaced by video clubs and satellite dishes.
The 3.7% increase takes account of the changes to green and social levies.
Qantas announced its new card payment regime in July, to take account of the changes.
However, he added, constituencies could be rejigged within the 5% limit to take account of the changes.
The paper provides a decomposition of the change in aggregate emissions which takes account of the changes at sector level, across the firms within a sector, and at the firm level.
We measured VE by week in order to take account of the changes in the denominators over time as when more people were vaccinated.
The evaluation had to take account of the changes occurring before and during the evaluation, of variable regional and local contexts which influenced the implementation of the HICs and of the different starting points across the country.
Our geometric dampening gives corresponding amounts of 21.6%, 48.3% and 65.9%.) For cancers of the prostate and breast, the models were fitted to a modified data set in order to take account of the changes in incidence attributable to the increased use of PSA testing and the introduction of breast screening, respectively.
It does, however, seek to take account of the changes to the technological environment as a result of the development of the Information Society.
It is especially important that model calculations take account of the change in the star's structure with time as its hydrogen supply is gradually converted into helium.
We have calculated an alternative measure of China's exchange rate, which takes account of the change in unit labour costs in all four economies.
