Politicians, professionals and the media should always be mindful that when they buy into, and re-enforce, stereotypes they contribute to a culture of disbelief and silence.
Just be mindful that when you go in, unless the charges are dropped completely, the DWI will appear on your record.
"We've always been mindful that when these characters walk off into the sunset, that it be organic to the fun and spirit of this series, that you have the sense these guys are still out there doing what they do," he said.
"They taught me so much about just being mindful that when there is a person right next to you who you don't know, you might have a lot in common and you might have very little, but it's possible to take a couple of minutes to just sort of slow down and not make the assumption that if they get something, you don't get it.
You're mindful, that's what matters.
Researchers need to be mindful that staff members, when acting as informants or as agents, are human subjects, too; and, as such, research procedures should be designed in a manner that minimizes their risk and conforms to sound ethical guidelines.
And so you may do some good by employing this 14-year-old, but you must be mindful that she is 14 when determining what sort of work she does and how many hours she does it, considering not only her health and safety but also her future.
When frying samosas, be mindful that the oil is very hot and take care not to splash yourself when dropping uncooked samosas into the oil.
Candidates should also be mindful that there can be unintended consequences when they try to capitalize on a new issue.
And of course the pressure isn't just on Westwood: Tiger will be mindful that he's never won a major when not in front at the 54-hole mark.
Just two runs and a wicket from the over then, and Australia should be mindful that they collapsed at around this stage when well set after losing early wickets in Cardiff.
