111.   It is probably best to begin with the focus statement in the introduction to each history unit, and ensure that the work done takes account of this.

112.   Schools must design their own local units to take account of local circumstances and special interests.

113.   Any assessment scheme should take account of this.

114.   Consequently just as in competition policy, EC policy on state aids has been drafted in a way designed to take account of this dichotomy.

115.   In the Third Periodic Report the index was amended to take account of labour force growth.

116.   Taking account of this critical literature, how might concepts of public management be broadened to meet this new environment and new challenges?

117.   Processes of accountability have to be redesigned to take account of this diversity as well.

118.   Taking account of the view of drunk driving, the plaintiff should be precluded on grounds of public policy from recovering compensation.

119.   The duty was a subjective one, as in considering whether it had been broken, the court had to take account of the resources of the occupier.

120.   The Christian accommodation of such inherent longing for fulfilment had, however, to take account of the teaching of Nicene Orthodoxy concerning the Biblical account of creation.