"Were they aware of the complex nature?" he asked.
Few people are aware of the complex hardships Ms. Masondo has faced her entire life.
The bank contended that the insurance companies were aware of the complex transactions, which later drew the scrutiny of investigators, regulators and shareholders.
"I don't know if the upper echelons of the Fire Department were aware of the complex nature of the abatement within the building, I mean everyone from the fire commissioner to his staff," said Mr. McDonnell, whose union represents 2,450 members.
Pointing to the Cumberland Gap, President Lincoln stressed the importance of Knoxville and the surrounding valley, exclaiming "They are loyal there, they are loyal!" Lincoln was not only aware of the complex geography of the region, but eager to exploit it.
The framers of the First Amendment, who were intimately aware of the complex relationships among the British monarchy, the Church of England and dissenting churches within that realm, understood that a government might seek to control or co-opt a church.
Unlike Poulter and many other of his fellow professionals, Westwood does not include an algorithm book as a fixture in his luggage set so will not be aware of the complex calculations.
While he said it was not the church's role to inject itself into legal or political affairs, he saw the church as an important change agent addressing Cuba with "realism and humility," aware of its "complex history".
Wandering the aisles of an event such as the annual Yankee Invention Exposition (held every October in Waterbury, Connecticut), you become aware of how complex a matter it can be to distinguish genuine inventing opportunity from problems that just do not need to be solved.
