Sentence examples for be cognisant from inspiring English sources

"It's critical that people be cognisant that we just tend to stigmatise people because of them".

Sadly, all companies have to be cognisant of theft from warehouse operations.

However, any such DAS protocol needs to be cognisant of the fact that crash failures can occur.

Decisions-makers should be cognisant of the human impact of any decisions or outcomes emanating from the conference in London.

We should be cognisant of financial barriers outside of the traditional tuition cost in seeking to expand the availability of higher education.

The implications for learning and teaching show the need to be cognisant of generational difference and level of information communication technology skills when developing curriculum.

Mr Bhalla's telling final criticism of the report is that it assumes it has to be "cognisant of political realities and prejudices", rather than objective.

Certainly I would have advised our clients in the region that you really need to be cognisant of the fact that your workers are at risk.

The BoM forecaster John Nairn said: "When we go to a number like that we have to be cognisant that there's two records that we've got for Adelaide," he said.

Engineers and scientists, engaging in building design, energy conservation/application and air-quality/air-pollution control measures, need to be cognisant of how the associated wind resource imposes increased complexities in their design and modelling processes.

"That's important for public officials to know and for them to be cognisant of these trade-offs as they develop or continue to develop dietary guidelines in the future".