Sentence examples for Be cognisant from inspiring English sources

"It's critical that people be cognisant that we just tend to stigmatise people because of them".

Sadly, all companies have to be cognisant of theft from warehouse operations.

Decisions-makers should be cognisant of the human impact of any decisions or outcomes emanating from the conference in London.

We should be cognisant of financial barriers outside of the traditional tuition cost in seeking to expand the availability of higher education.

Mr Bhalla's telling final criticism of the report is that it assumes it has to be "cognisant of political realities and prejudices", rather than objective.

Certainly I would have advised our clients in the region that you really need to be cognisant of the fact that your workers are at risk.

"That's important for public officials to know and for them to be cognisant of these trade-offs as they develop or continue to develop dietary guidelines in the future".

Public broadcasting is better than the privately controlled mainstream media identified above, because the Public Telecommunications Act of 1988 pushes public providers to be cognisant of minority voices and audiences.

Black Christians ought to be cognisant of the dangers of the use of scripture to justify political ends; history shows that Christian scriptures were twisted to justify African enslavement and the worst excesses of colonialism in Africa and the Caribbean.

For women to become more successful in winning elections – and we need them to be – the party strategists and the women leading the party need to be cognisant of how the latte libel strategy operates, and to fortify against it.

Nevertheless, it is important to be cognisant that the measurement of social capital remains problematic.