Примеры использования Account not only на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Choosing a chocolate color of hair,take into account not only fashion trends, but also your color type.
It should take into account not only national reports, but also the other reports on implementation foreseen in(a) and(b), No. 2, article 22 and article 26 of the Convention;
In the context of examinations of victims of torture, the Office of the AttorneyGeneral of the Republic took into account not only the physical injuries, but also all the results of the acts of torture.
One must take into account not only the cost of making the mine detectable, but also the cost for clearance.
To this end, the Islamic State of Afghanistan intends to devise a reconstruction anddevelopment strategy that takes into account not only Afghanistan's own requirements, but also the requirements of the region.
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Such a response takes into account not only Rick's $100,000 salary but his bonus of $25,000 and approximately $25,000 worth of stock options, perks and other benefits.
President Lula has consistently pleaded for the debate on biofuels to be based on facts and to take into account not only their different sources, but also the different national circumstances.
Hopefully my readers will take into account not only my humanity but also the force of the arguments and evidence I will later supply concerning the arrival of machine superintelligence.
Her delegation interpreted draft article 13 to mean that,when formulating such conditions, a State could take into account not only national legislation relating to disasters but also other relevant laws.
In reviewing the reports, we took into account not only topic relevancy, but also report presentation format, quality of the presentation, and, ultimately, substantiation of the scientific conclusion and economic feasibility of their implementation.
However, the instructions to the Working Group should specify that consumer protection was to be taken into account not only in the context of consumer-to-consumer transactions but also in that of business-to-consumer transactions.
Solutions must take account not only of their unique circumstances and target community challenges and the impact of discrimination against Roma, but also of the causes and manifestations of discrimination in the wider society.
When defining the object search to take into account not only the distinctive, but the preamble of the claims, i.e.
During their investigation, they shall take into account not only the circumstances that substantiate the charge, but also any circumstances, tending to exonerate the defendant, formulating their applications in conformity with this criterion.
The starting point in any consideration of the practical implication is the proposition that, in order toreflect the market, representative product varieties should account not only for substantial proportions of the sales for the specified product variety, but also, on aggregate, exhibit similar price changes.
Comparisons between countries should take into account not only current differences in the overall environment for venture capital financing but historical legacies, as an important factor explaining the diversity of experiences;
The resulting search for positive feedback mechanisms that could strengthen resource mobilization andsupport the diversification of economic activity produced an extensive body of policy-driven analysis which took account not only of local conditions and constraints but also of the gaps, biases and asymmetries in international economic relations.
Integrated water resources management takes full account not only of the economic value of water resources but also of the economic value of services provided by water-related ecosystems, and includes proactive components to address poverty reduction.
The Government is pursuing a model of development that takes into account not only economic imperatives, but also the deep-seated aspirations of each Mauritian citizen.
Considering the style of the bouquet,we recommend to take into account not only the style of the dress and the style of the wedding itself, but also the time of the year.
Note that, in conducting such investigations, public prosecutors take account not only of the provisions of the Constitution but also relevant aspects of their internal regulations.
In making its decision,the judicial authority takes into account not only the purpose as set forth in the organization's statute but also the goal it actually pursues.
Measures to sensitize judges to the need, when imposing fines,to take into account not only the seriousness of the offence but also the financial circumstances of the person concerned;
The Monterrey Consensus urges the business sector to take into account not only the economic and financial but also the developmental implications of their business undertakings.
The organization of educational process for citizens of high generation requires account not only features of informative features, but also features of psychology and pedagogical perception at this age.
In order to reduce the risk of severe damage to civilians,we should take into account not only the position and the size of the group of civilians but also practical and comprehensive means to mitigate the damage.
This means that Daikin had to evaluate its options carefully,taking into account not only reduction of GWP and the amount used, but also aspects such as energy efficiency, safety and affordability.
Germany had learned that it must consider strategies in an integrated way,taking into account not only quality standards but also professional education, access to credit, industrial policies and macro issues such as exchange rates.
A key dimension in this is new market-based policy and economic instruments,which take into account not only the private returns of firms but also the social returns of new environmental friendly low-carbon technologies.
Furthermore, in order to exercise that right in any specific case,the State took into account not only the interest of its national who had been injured by a wrongful act of another State, but also a certain number of elements related to the conduct of foreign policy.