The phrase "aware committed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a state of being both aware and committed to something, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I am aware committed to the project" would need to be rephrased for clarity, such as "I am aware and committed to the project."
Alternatives: "consciously dedicated" or "mindfully devoted".
Be aware committing the person involuntarily should only be a last resort, used when you see the person using actual violence towards themselves or towards others.
As noted, the problems are real enough and there are plenty of trouble spots, but everywhere in America one can find liberal places of worship that are serving as an example to others--congregations that are spiritually serious, religiously vibrant, communally aware, and committed to love of justice and love of God.
Refrain from admitting that you are aware you committed an offense.
Crimes were not reported unless someone had been punished; people were jailed for infractions they weren't aware of committing; others had accidents and disappeared.
She did not want to go down in history as a shopaholic - the only sin, Sibylle writes, that she was aware of committing.
Researchers must be aware that committing fraud can not only end a career, but it may also change one's life in an even more fundamental way.
"We are aware crimes were committed, but I am convinced that there was no joint criminal enterprise in the defense of Croatia".
The messages did not amount to contempt of court because the hearing had concluded and she was not aware either had committed an offence, she said.
Mr. Dissanayake responded that Mrs. Kumaratunga was aware of murders committed by a presidential bodyguard who was himself gunned down on Friday.
One of them, a thin, forty-year-old blonde from the Bay Area, who blogs under the name Snowflake Especial, noted that all the violence against trans women that she's aware of was committed by men.
