Sentence examples for aware of the source from inspiring English sources
Dr. J. James Rohack, the president-elect of the American Medical Association, said in an interview that television can be a legitimate place to turn for medical information, as long as viewers are "aware of the source".
Sky News has defended its actions arguing that police were made aware of the source of the material and that running the stories was justified in the public interest.
As the Second Circuit noted, "Newman and Chiasson were several steps removed from the corporate insiders and there was no evidence that either was aware of the source of the inside information".
What's more, in one-half of the cases reported to the FTC in which the victim was aware of the source, the victim knew the perp, and it was a family member 46% of the time.
But those reports questioned how much drug money Blandon and his boss Norwin Meneses turned over to the Contras, and whether the Contras were aware of the source of the funds.
MN: For me, whenever somebody says, "What should I do?" the two things are like you have to really not let others beat down who you are because you have to be aware of the source giving you the opinion.
"It is easier with products where consumers are aware of the sourcing," Ms. Gadd said.
They said that they had already been contacting domestic manufacturers to make sure they were aware of the sources of their ingredients.
"Our customers travel to food and wine festivals," Mr. White said, "and food devotees are more and more aware of the sourcing of products".
But beneath the muck lurks the soul of a serious and impassioned artist keenly aware of the sources of his work, among them experimental film (Stan Brakhage, Bruce Connor , Andy Warhol, post-Fluxus performance art (Allan Kaprow) and Minimalism (Donald Judd).
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) says women should be made aware of the sources of chemicals to minimise the possibility of harm during pregnancy, and urges them to "play it safe", despite uncertainty about chemicals' effects and the surrounding risks.
