81.   Sometimes the simple margin formula is adjusted to take account of any change in the reference interest rate since the last coupon reset date.

82.   The weakness of this method is that it takes no account of what happens after the payback date is reached.

83.   It does not take account of the timing of the outlays and proceeds.

84.   Our underlying profit of xxx million became a yyy million loss after taking account of write-offs and provisions made during the year.

85.   Organisational house style -- it is anticipated that each centre will devise a suitable house style which takes account of keyboarding conventions.

86.   Design using ergonomic principles involves designing the job, working environment or product to take proper account of human capabilities and fallibilities.

87.   This will take account of the external realities of the major UN Environment Conference in Brazil in June and the One World TV broadcasts in May.

88.   I enclose the revised monthly report which takes account of the comments of people who replied.

89.   So, any reading of landscape as evidence needs to take account of the varied meanings as well as uses which people imposed on their environment.

90.   Taking account of what has already been achieved by a student and breaching the barriers between separate sections of education and training calls for conscious management.