Sentence examples for expect to be aware from inspiring English sources
"We would expect to be aware of significant risks," he said in his first Congressional testimony since taking the helm of the comptroller's office in April.
In particular, in response to cases involving evidence one does not possess, John Pollock (1986, 190 193)—citing Harman (1968, 1980), who in turn credits Sosa (1964) with the idea suggested that there are certain things which we are "socially expected" to be aware of and that such expectations bear upon whether one knows.
WCM faculty, staff, students, and affiliates are expected to be aware of and comply with these policies.
"That policy is written and available to all midwives, nurses, obstetricians and students at the Whittington and Dr Dharmasena is expected to be aware of it".
It also says that ignorance is no defence and that officials "are expected to be aware of the importance of their duties and concomitant obligations and responsibilities".
In a vehicular network, applications are expected to be aware of network conditions and be adaptable to the varying environment in order to achieve the acceptable and predictable performance.
Though the Senate must ultimately approve any legislation, she said her husband could not be expected to be aware of obscure bill language she was working on with House legislative aides.
Clawbacks will not only be applied to staff directly involved in misconduct, but also to those who could have been "reasonably expected" to be aware of the failure or misconduct at the time and failed to take action.
The fact that plagiarism detection software is being used is reinforced as follows: You are expected to be aware of all kinds of academic dishonesty.
