By discriminating between those cases in which it is competent to judge and those in which it is not, philosophy thus plays a self-critical role: mindful of its own limits, it allows religion to be itself.
It is mindful of its reputation and of lucrative UN peacekeeping duties that might be jeopardised if the West took exception to its actions.
Wise humanising creativity (WHC) is creativity guided by ethical action, meaning it is mindful of its consequences and is empowering, offering far greater shared hope for the future than the competitive mentality that pervades most education systems.
When Mr. Halkias and his wife, Alice, bought the building, then called Prospect Hall, in 1981, they were mindful of its past and wanted to restore it to its former glory -- and then some.
Mindful of its reputation (and lucrative UN peacekeeping duties), it will be wary of an outright coup.
Apple is a company notoriously mindful of its high margins, so why doesn't it care about making a lot of money with the App Store?
Even its internal critics acknowledge that it is freer -- and more mindful of its own laws -- than most of its neighbors in the Middle East.
Mindful of its prodigy, St . Vincent-St
Like its subject, the book seems mindful of its projected audience.
Chefs play to the list, mindful of its aesthetic preferences and its methodological weaknesses.
Mindful of its reputation, eBay has stepped up its efforts to fight counterfeiting in recent years.
