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Any proposed changes to the cooking prohibitions - - to take into account all of these changes in the food service industry - - must carefully consider the safety risks to young workers . Requirements sometimes may be modified or adapted to take into account a student 's special educational or program needs . ( 7 ) Even assuming that the Fourth Circuit would apply DOE v. FLRA to this case and find the proposal outside the Agency 's obligation to bargain , the Agency 's assertion is flawed in two respects : First , the Agency fails to take into account the judicial review provisions of section 7123 ( a ) of the Statute ; and second , the Agency ignores the importance of a uniformly administered Federal labor-relations program . We conclude that , with the ever-growing demand for power and reliability , actual planning strategies to increase transmission systems would have to take into account this relative increase in vulnerability with size , in order to facilitate and improve the power grid design and functioning . It was considered that such action had to take into account the mandates and activities of regional and subregional organizations . When considering whether to grant any relief which might affect the exercise of the right to freedom of expression by restraining publication before trial , a court would have to take into account any rights under the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms which were relevant . While more detailed raw signal analysis is possible , this would have to take into account a variety of voice processors used in both home machines and by the carriers for call handling . In determining the fair market value it is appropriate to take into account a discount factor for the minority interest holder 's lack of control and marketability . Unless the law of the competent court otherwise provides , any person who claims to have suffered nuclear damage and who has brought an action for compensation within the period applicable pursuant to this Article may amend his claim to take into account any aggravation of the damage , even after the expiry of that period , provided that final judgement has not been entered . SUrvey DAta ANalysis ( SUDAAN ) software ( Shah , Barnwell , & Bieler , 1996 ) was used for the analyses to take into account the complex survey design of the NHSDA . And I think we need to , perhaps , take into what I think the task force as opposed to the council , that the task force needs to take into account any feedback the GAC is able to provide us on Thursday . It had failed to take into account a hard military response by India or a pro-actively conducted Indian diplomacy of ' restrained approach ' " . There is growing recognition that educational structures , policies , and programs have been mainly European in perspective and have failed to take into account the viewpoints , experiences , and needs of Aboriginal peoples2 and many racial and ethnocultural minorities . Under EC law , the appropriate assessment would need to take into account any potential adverse environmental impacts , including the effects on protected species . The decision on CFCs establishes the baseline as the annual average of production for basic domestic needs in the period 1995-1997 ; requires CFC production for basic domestic needs to be phased out by 2010 , with intermediate cuts in 2003 , 2005 and 2007 ; and requires the calculation of annual average production to take into account any production entitlements transferred or acquired for the purposes of industrial rationalization . It 's also important to note that in order to ascertain the capacity of their systems over time , water managers have had to learn how to take into account a wide range of factors — including shifts in weather patterns , ecological changes , influences of new technologies , and the impact of changing demographics . In our view a nationally administered scheme would not only be more transparent as to cost , but it would also help to ensure that local budgets , notably budgets for books and other library materials , would not be squeezed further to take into account this new obligation and to the immediate disbenefit of library users .