Sentence examples for will take account from inspiring English sources

But we will take account of environmental concerns, honest.

The SEC, though, has said it will take account of ongoing soul-searching.

In the meantime, all reviews will take account of performance against our values.

"We will take account of yesterday's decision in our review," Tarek Al-Wazir wrote on his Facebook page.

The snag is that, although the courts will take account of them, they are not legally enforceable.

"Institutions will resubmit plans which will take account of our feedback to them," said Emma Raczka, a spokeswoman for the council.

She added that MPs already looking into allegations that the UK collaborated with rendition flights to Libya "will take account of any allegations raised by this report".

What about the child's view? A. Doctors, and ultimately the courts, will take account of a child's view, depending on their "maturity".

Even more, the department in charge of drugs prohibition says it will take account of the experiments in the legal regulation of cannabis in Washington, Colorado and Uruguay.

"The [Met] acknowledges that these are serious matters and is continuing to review the situation, and will take account of any additional information that becomes available.

"I expect the government will take account of the strength of feeling across the house for the reforms I'm looking for.