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Even taking account of these variables , minority membership continues to be a factor in explaining sentencing . When we took account of movements in enrolments ( considerable growth was funded over the period 1996 to 1999 ) we found that the supply of offers was directly related to the demand for places . The University ’ s Operational Plan for the next year is drafted in the context of funds available to support planned activities and having taken account of progress made towards achieving current year targets . Human ES cell research should be subject to regulation under the law in such a way as to take account of the rapid development of new technologies and the changing applications of those technologies . In 2000 , when the then education secretary , David Blunkett , launched a new push on academies , he wrote in a prospectus to potential sponsors of schools that city academies would " take account of the best lessons of city technology colleges and charter schools in the United States " . Consumer representatives work in Cochrane entities to ensure that consumers ' views are taken account of when review questions are being decided and results presented . Scope adjustment first took account of adjustment to the boundaries between industries , with the sort of adjustment already applied for the electric power industry in some industries # 3 being also accepted for adjustment at other main points where doubling-up occurs # 4 . This guidance specifically takes account of the employment provisions of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 , the application of which applied to police officers from 1 October 2004 . Among other things , the panel also discussed artist 's potential versus achievement in funding decisions ; the difficulties that artists face in articulating future projects for grant applications ; and taking account differences in disciplines . At CSIRO , a model which takes account of the whole work environment was used in developing an information management strategy . It begins by introducing students to the theoretical literature that seeks to explain the nature and rise of right wing extremism in contemporary Western Europe , and it takes account of the conceptual , analytical and terminological debates surrounding this topic . Some time after the SIA announced their consultation on security consultancy late last year those leading the IISP initiative arranged to meet the SIA to make sure they understood what the IISP is designed to achieve , and that the SIA took account of that work . For the vegetative element in no way shares in a rational principle , but the appetitive and in general the desiring element in a sense shares in it , in so far as it listens to and obeys it ; this is the sense in which we speak of ' taking account ' of one 's father or one 's friends , not that in which we speak of ' accounting for a mathematical property . There are proposals , for example , to link the financial resources available to a member country when it faces a crisis to the extent to which it took account of the Fund 's earlier warnings in the context of surveillance about the vulnerabilities that were building . Even for those who regard environmental questions as important in development there are some who see them as factors which must be taken account of within a basically unchanged , if slightly more complicated , methodology ( for example , Mikesell 1992 and Pierce , Barbier and Markandya 1990 ) and others who see them as demanding a drastic methodological change . The process will take account of the views of both communities and relevant representatives ( elected and otherwise ) as well as previous discussions and correspondence with Ministers on this subject . If a Referee is to be appointed under Article 3.2.2 ( e ) , the Chairman shall , upon the expiry of the time limit set out in Article 3.4 , appoint the Referee in the shortest time possible , taking account of his technical or professional qualifications , nationality , residence , other relationships with the countries in which the parties are established or with which they are otherwise connected , and any submissions of any party concerning the choice of a Referee.4.3 . Had we taken account of these links in our decision making , we might have reduced or avoided costs such as contaminated land or social exclusion . And this does not take account of the indirect benefits associated with avoiding adverse climate change impacts and generating ancillary benefits such as better air quality . It therefore enables courts to take account of external factors ( often called " intervening causes " ) that may have caused the share price decline but for which the defendants in a securities fraud case should not be held responsible . In the Clinton administration , the guidelines took account of local opposition to the death penalty . This amount takes account of the revenue the States will forego - mainly Financial Assistance Grants and business franchise fees - and the additional expenditure responsibilities the States will assume , including payments to first home owners and local governments . While continuing to implement reforms of the medical care system , I will conduct various reforms , including a review of the benefit level taking account of price trends as well as the reform of the overall pension system . The general philosophical principle is that every new occasion takes account of every occasion in its past . Gentleman is very interested in the statistic for the number of pupils in special schools , but has he taken account of the 20,500 pupils being taught in specially resourced provision or special units ?