Take into account definition

Take into account means the Banks must consider these factors, but have discretion over the weight they give those factors, if any, in their respective assessments of fair market value; and
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Take into account means that you review the different arguments brought forward in the consultation from the technical point of view, if necessary discuss them with the participants, evaluate them in a traceable way, and then let them become part of the considerations on the drafting of your policy, your plan, your programme, or your legal instrument.76
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Take into account means taking notice of the Convention provision as interpreted by the EC[t]HR and applying it to the case, provided the application does not violate prior-ranking law, in particular constitutional law. … Here, it will always be important how taking account of the decision takes [place] in the [legal sub-]system … in question. On the level of federal law too, the Convention does not automatically have priority over other federal law, in particular if in this connection it has not already been the object of a decision of the EC[t]HR.110
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Examples of Take into account in a sentence

  • Take into account any drainage for neighboring property for both driveway and approach.

  • Force Majeure shall not include: Any event which is caused by the negligence or intentional action of the consultant, or such consultant’s subcontractors or agents or employees; nor Any event which a diligent party could reasonably have been expected to both: Take into account from the effective date of the contract; and Avoid or overcome in the carrying out of its obligations.

  • Take into account all comments, documents, records, and other information submitted by the Enrollee or the Appeal Representative without regard to whether such information was submitted or considered in the Adverse Benefit Determination.

  • Take into account not only the initial construction costs but also the operating and maintenance costs of buildings, the associated impacts on productivity and the missions performed within the facility over their anticipated life.

  • Take into account the quality of the performance, as well as the proportions and nature of the assignments.

  • Take into account seasonal conditions and other factors outside the Contractor’s control which may restrict ability to meet agreed project deadlines.

  • The Employer must: • Assess the risks to young people before they start work and inform them of the key findings of the risk assessment and control measures; • Take into account specific factors such as immaturity, inexperience and lack of awareness, and medical conditions, physical and learning disabilities; • Comply with any restrictions or prohibitions[11] in relation to certain work for young people; • Comply with any special rights or limitations on working hours, breaks and rest periods.

  • Take into account that when you make your commitment, the Team Coach may need to inform other potential Players they did not make the Team.

  • Take into account childcare provision and parental/carer responsibilities in order to facilitate access to the service for those with parenting/carer and other family responsibilities.

  • Mortgage Balance – Take into account the sum of money needed to pay off the existing loan.


More Definitions of Take into account

Take into account means taking notice of the Convention provision as interpreted by the ECtHR and applying it to the case, provided the application does not violate prior-ranking law, in particular constitutional law. In any event, the Convention provision as interpreted by the ECtHR must be taken into account in making a decision; the court must at least duly consider it. Where the facts have changed in the meantime or in the case of a different fact situation, the courts will need to determine what, in the view of the ECtHR, constituted the specific violation of the Convention and why a changed fact situation does not permit it to be applied to the case.
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Take into account. - means that a council must justify when they don't deliver what a iwi/hapu management plan asks for.
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Take into account means that a genuine and reasonable attempt must be made to plan and operate around the feature/site and to respect the values attached to it, but if the feature/site or its value is harmed by the activity despite reasonable efforts, that is acceptable.
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Take into account means that you review the different arguments brought forward in the consultation from the technical point of view, if necessary discuss them with
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Take into account means that you review the different arguments brought forward in the consultation from the technical point of view, if necessary discuss them with the participants, evaluate them in a traceable way, and then let them become part of the considerations on the drafting of your policy, your plan, your program, or your legal instrument. Taking due account does not require the relevant authority to accept the substance of all comments received and to change the decision according to every comment. ACCC/C/2008/29 (Poland): The requirement of article 6, paragraph 8, that public authorities take due account of the outcome of public participation, does not amount to the right of the public to veto the decision. In particular, this provision should not be read as requiring that the final say about the fate and design of the project rests with the local community living near the project, or that their acceptance is always needed.
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Take into account means the Information Commissioner must consider or think carefully about all reasonable submissions received and decide whether to change the draft Professional Standards to address any questions, concerns, or suggestions that the submissions raise.
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Related to Take into account

  • Specified Spread Account Balance means on the Closing Date, 2.25% of the sum of the Pool Balance as of the Cutoff Date and on any Payment Date thereafter the lesser of, (a) 2.25% of the Pool Balance as of the Cutoff Date and (b) the outstanding principal amount of the Notes. However, if (A) the Specified Spread Account Reduction Trigger is met on the Payment Date in April 2016 or any Payment Date thereafter, the percentage in clause (a) will be reduced to 2.00% on such Payment Date and will remain at such percentage for each Payment Date thereafter unless further reduced on the Payment Dates as provided in the following clauses (B),(C) or (D); (B) the Specified Spread Account Reduction Trigger is met on the Payment Date in October 2016 or any Payment Date thereafter, the percentage in clause (a) of the preceding sentence will be reduced to 1.75% on such Payment Date (regardless of whether the Specified Spread Account Reduction Trigger was met on the Payment Date in April 2016 or any Payment Date thereafter) and will remain at such percentage for each Payment Date thereafter unless further reduced on the Payment Date as provided in the following clauses (C) or (D); (C) the Specified Spread Account Reduction Trigger is met on the Payment Date in April 2017 or any Payment Date thereafter, the percentage in clause (a) of the preceding sentence will be reduced to 1.50% on

  • Distributable Income means, for any period, the net income of Centurion Apartment REIT, including income earned from its proportionate interest under the Rollover Agreement and its applicable consolidated Subsidiaries for such period set out in its consolidated financial statements as determined in accordance with GAAP, subject to certain adjustments, including: (a) adding back the following items: depreciation, amortization (except for amortization of deferred financing costs, future income tax expense, losses on dispositions of assets and amortization of any net discount on long-term debt assumed from vendors of properties at rates of interest less than fair value); and (b) deducting the following items: future income tax credits, interest on convertible debentures to the extent not already deducted in computing net income, gains on dispositions of assets and amortization of any net premium on long- term debt assumed from vendors of properties at rates of interest greater than fair value and any other adjustments determined by the Trustees in their discretion.

  • Class A Loss Percentage As to any Determination Date and any Class of Class A Certificates (other than the Class A-PO Certificates) then outstanding, the percentage calculated by dividing the Principal Balance of such Class by the Class A Loss Denominator (determined without regard to any such Principal Balance of any Class of Class A Certificates not then outstanding), in each case determined as of the preceding Determination Date.

  • Class B Loss Percentage With respect to any Determination Date and any Class of Class B Certificates then outstanding, the percentage calculated by dividing the Principal Balance of such Class by the Class B Principal Balance (determined without regard to any Principal Balance of any Class of Class B Certificates not then outstanding), in each case determined as of the preceding Determination Date.

  • Specified Reserve Account Balance means, for any Payment Date, an amount equal to 1.00% of the Pool Balance as of the Cut-Off Date; provided, however, on any Payment Date after the Notes are no longer Outstanding following payment in full of the principal and interest on the Notes, the “Specified Reserve Account Balance” shall be $0.