And she has to bear in mind that, at the moment, NATO's men are due to leave Bosnia next June.
However, one has to bear in mind that there are usually large differences between mathematical models in theory and their implementation in practice.
And she has to bear in mind that they embarked on reform to preserve that position, not to discard it.
Contemplating J.J.'s thoughts on journalism, one has to bear in mind Stephen Colbert's advice: "Remember kids!
One has to bear in mind of course that these are 14-year-olds and so it may be difficult for them to properly understand these things.
To combat that risk every word used has to bear in mind the victims, who may also include those falsely accused.
Of course, one has to bear in mind that there never was a more whingeing, misanthropic, self-pitying, extremely wealthy, internationally renowned author than Fowles.
"March 2012 in particular, one has to bear in mind, was a very difficult time in the region, and a very sensitive period," she added, referring to the aftermath of the Arab Spring revolts.
"(2) Although he probably has no financial problems at the moment, he has to bear in mind that he could be exiled with little notice and could need financial support at that time.
As well as pondering the precise merits of the Brough case as events unfold, there's one specific calculation Turnbull has to bear in mind, and it's this: Voters think I'm different, because I've told them that I'm different.
To better understand the situation in Myanmar, one has to bear in mind that the whole political system was created, in 2003, as part of a long-term plan called the Road Map for Democracy.
