Synonyms for take into account
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1. allow, take into accountverb

   allow or plan for a certain possibility; concede the truth or validity of something

   "I allow for this possibility"; "The seamstress planned for 5% shrinkage after the first wash"

   Synonyms:
   permit, allow, give up, admit, provide, countenance, allow for, tolerate, let, grant, set aside, appropriate, earmark, reserve, leave

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1. Neil Bradley:

   We will take into account the totality of what candidates and elected officials do, including the actions of last week, and importantly, the actions in the days ahead in determining whether or not we support them, i actually want to be very clear : There are some members, who by their actions, will have forfeited the support of the US Chamber of Commerce.

2. Maxim Behar:

   Regardless of this forecast, however, we still must take into account the fact that many people used to lack a decent understanding of our profession, and many still do.

3. Executive Directorand CEO Jonathan Thompson:

   We have not yet seen any drafts of theExecutive Order nor have been asked for feedback. We are, however, hopeful that the Administration will take into account its dialogue with Sheriffs and the law enforcement perspective on moving forward with reform, when it comes to ‘reform’ we need to think about improving training, enhancing enforcement with compassion and sentencing with purpose.Crime is rising. Recruiting and staffing are at historic lows yet the country overwhelmingly supports law enforcement and the adherence to the rule of law.

4. Austan Goolsbee:

   History has taught us that in moments of financial stress, even if they don’t escalate into a crisis, they often mean tighter credit conditions and have a material impact on the real economy in a way that the Fed absolutely needs to take into account when setting monetary policy.

5. Chalina Morgan-Lopez:

   I think it’s a reasonable response to want more officers in schools, especially from people who genuinely do feel protected by law enforcement, even though that’s not my lived experience, but I think people need to take into account that officers do in fact do more harm than they do good.