And, while the Florida court stated that it was "cognizant" of 3 U.S.C.
The Supreme Court of Florida said that it took -- that it was cognizant and the Legislature was cognizant of 3 U.S.C.
As the playoffs approach, Toews is cognizant of his history of head trauma and the long-term risks it carries but is also lured by a quest for another Stanley Cup.
Future energy transition pathway projections will need to incorporate policy approaches and mechanisms as well as being cognizant of Japan's geographic and cost-competitive RE resource deployment limitations.
Foster, who directs and costars as Gibson's wife, said she is cognizant of the wariness or even hostility many moviegoers may harbor toward her friend Gibson, but she defended him.
ICDP lessons are therefore necessary for effective REDD+ implementation but can only be useful if the process of adopting lessons is cognizant of relevant stakeholders such as the State.
It makes us realize that we, as students, can be participating in living laboratories, whether we are cognizant of it or not.
As investors and money managers, it's crucial that we be cognizant of the changes China is undergoing.
"Everyone in the court, as well as the parties, was cognizant of trying to select a jury properly this time," he said, "and I think that's what we did".
Bruce Alberts, who was then the editor of the journal, resisted suggestions that he censor the paper, writing in an accompanying editorial that "protecting ourselves optimally against terrorist acts will require that both national and state governments, as well as the public, be cognizant of the real dangers".
And while they insist that respect is as much a motivation as money, they are cognizant of a past in which, for example, Mr. Brown was not compensated when his lyrics were used in the 1979 Sugarhill Gang song "Rapper's Delight".
