Sentence examples for be aware of resources from inspiring English sources
"The LGBT community is great at building chosen families," said Serena Worthington, a director at the LGBTQ elder advocacy organization SAGE, but people coming out later in life may not be aware of resources, such as coming out groups and local LGBTQ centers, available to them.
In addition, all students should be aware of resources that can be mobilised to enhance the spiritual aspect of patient care and in particular how and when to refer to chaplaincy and allied services.
However, as control engineers and colleagues seek to enhance global stability in this nearly chaotic situation, it is imperative to be aware of resource and ecological factors which may cause some approaches to stability to be unworkable.
Under these circumstances, the mission planner may not be aware of what resources are allocated, the underlying network topology, or the geographical location of the resources.
Ideally, public agencies should share this information locally, so they can all be aware of the resources, skills and talent available, to avoid duplication and ensure local talent can be maximised for local benefit.
All primary care providers should be aware of the resources that are available for the provision of syringes and their proper disposal in their communities.
Therefore, all resources available within the target community should be utilised to the maximum possible extent and all sector agencies within an area should be aware of the resources and capacities of their sister agencies.
Health practitioners to whom women turn for advice need to be aware of what resources are available and, when possible, refer women to specialist lymphoedema practitioners, who are skilled in the assessment and management of this condition, and who are most likely to be up to date with the evidence that supports clinical practice.
Speak to social services at the hospital who may be aware of financial resources, foundations and other sources of financial help.
Institutional officials should be aware of the resource capacity needs of their RECs.
