Perhaps most remarkably, they distinguished themselves in interviews last week with a modest, sometimes wry, matter-of-factness about their own lives, keenly aware of their difficult circumstances but free of self-pity.
It spurred new State laws and protections and changed the way people think about domestic abuse; today, more women are empowered to speak out, and more girls grow up aware of their right to be free from abuse".
Supported by emerging progressive policies and spaces to exercise their right to denounce, women were becoming more aware of their right to live free from violence and were increasingly demanding this right: In the past women may have said, 'If he beats me, if he kills me, he's still my husband' … and they put up with it.
The study recruited from a research-engaged population of MSM, aware of their HIV status and with free access to relevant information, counselling and prevention materials.
In fact, so infectious is drunkenness that even people who attend parties fully aware of their sobriety talk of getting a free ride off the boozers.
I think you are upholding an essential mechanism of the free market: informed customers, aware of their options, choose wisely, and merchants adjust to those economic decisions.
Free-minded and intensely aware of their "unique culture" they appear to be getting stronger rather than weaker.
The "awareness of PMS" variables were added to the demographic factors in the regression in model 2. The results show that, controlling for the demographic factors, those with greater awareness of PMS were, unsurprisingly, more likely to participate and also that those aware of the free voluntary mode of participation were also more likely to participate.
That was also the adjective used by Andrew Tyrie, the chairman of the Treasury Committee, who thinks the consumer ought be made aware of how "free" in credit banking is a myth.
Consumers should be aware of when "free" isn't "tax free".
