Sentence examples for To be cognisant from inspiring English sources
Sadly, all companies have to be cognisant of theft from warehouse operations.
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.
21 FMSs do need to pay attention to medical updates, be cognisant about latest evidence and practise effective medical care in congruence to the clinical practice guidelines.
What is critical is that when trainers and teacher administer such tasks to students they be cognisant of the students' capacity to work through the tasks without causing substantial anxiety thus reinforcing what students may already know about themselves.
Translation to the bedside suggests that clinicians should be cognisant of the relationship between ECMO circuit configurations, pump head speed and contrast destruction when performing contrast-enhanced transthoracic echocardiography.
We also recommend that GPs be cognisant of the need to present information in a manner that patients can understand, utilise and digest.
In order to better recruit and retain clinical teachers, medical schools must be cognisant of the variety of factors that may motivate doctors to teach students.
