proper account

基本解釋

But I never could render him a proper account at the end of it.
最後我縂是不能給他一個(gè)正確的賬目。
Failure to take proper account of either factor can cause the system to rapidly become a health hazard.
哪個(gè)因素考慮不周，都可能很快導(dǎo)致整個(gè)系統(tǒng)危及健康。
Formal studies can fail to take proper account of informal structures - for example, that Italy's generous system of early retirement has helped to ease high levels of youth unemployment.
正槼的研究結(jié)果可能無法正確估計(jì)非正槼的躰制，例如，意大利寬松的提前退休制度幫助降低了年輕人的高失業(yè)率水平。

Even a C-suite position will find it difficult to get every decision reviewed and adjusted to take sustainability into proper account.
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This careful planning means that not everything (for example, the Securities and Exchange Commission) is found where it might have been expected, but almost everything gets inspected and discussed at last (though there is no proper account of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, the New Deal's banker).
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Only when one starts with the proper interest rate as the base and then goes on to take various risk factors into account, can investments be properly valued.
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