Sentence examples for cognisant of the complex from inspiring English sources

The natural response is the firm but fair stance taken up by Barack Obama and the Bush administration – cognisant of the complex of blame in the Caucasus, but adamant that Russia not devastate Georgia without consequence.

The Rudd-Gillard-Rudd governments, cognisant of the need, never moved on it.

So even cognisant of the consequences, I'd write that book again.

Jay asks if this shows that he was cognisant of the extent of hacking.

She adds, "Man, I would have loved to have been fully cognisant of the power of Janis Joplin.

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

"At CBA, we are cognisant of the combined impact of weaker demand, strong competition and increasing regulation.

William Zappa's Rupert is a refined, if relentless buccaneer, cognisant of the value of the golden goose to his crown-of-thorns invasion of the global media landscape.

I do remember being about to turn eight years old, probably the first time I was really cognisant of the fact I had a "real" birthday that year.

Whilst we can never say never and are cognisant of the downturn in profit performance, we still do not believe that Tesco is considering any exit from Korea.

There is no sense that civil servants are cognisant of the dire state of services and passionate about improving them on the ground.