Sentence examples for aware of measures from inspiring English sources

They are also aware of measures such as the Australian government's emissions reduction fund safeguard mechanism, which requires the largest emitters, including airlines, to keep emissions within baseline levels from 1 July 2016.

Although Japanese conservators were aware of measures that have been successfully used by the Getty to mitigate earthquake damage, Kobe museums--like institutions in seismic areas in many other countries--had not implemented those methods.

Many people were aware of measures that could prevent respiratory infection, but did not practice them.

In our investigation, nearly two-thirds of patients being treated for TB were unaware of how TB is spread, making it unlikely that these patients or their families were aware of measures that could prevent the spread of TB.

Adolescents were either aware of such measures and did confirm them or report other measures which were not reported by parents.

But we aware of the measures being proposed and it is something we are keeping a watching brief on".

In fact, the population interviewed in Lyngen is by far the most satisfied with the measures taken to address the tsunami hazard (Table 6) - especially among inhabitants and local workers – and, alongside Portugal, the most aware of these measures.

In the Philippines, most of the occupants are not fully aware of conservation measures as long as the comfort and cost of the house maintenance can be financially met.

"Now we are making sure people are fully aware of precautionary measures they have to take to prevent contamination". The director general of the health department, Dr Gabriel Thimote, said the worst-affected areas were Douin, Marchand Dessalines and areas around Saint-Marc, about 100km (60 miles) north of Port-au-Prince.

Card said it's important for healthcare staff to be aware of proper measures for handling and mitigating the virus.

The Bonanno squad's chief, Jack Stubing, was well aware of the measures Massino had taken to avoid scrutiny.