Mindful of his status, Thedeacon almost always obliges.
"Mindful of the status quo election and past exchanges on these questions, we recognize it would be counterproductive to publicly or privately propose entitlement reforms that you and the leaders of your party appear unwilling to support in the near term," Republican leaders wrote in a letter to Mr. Obama.
This is partly because the Shias, ever mindful of their minority status, retreated.
Mindful of Egypt's status as the second leading recipient of United States aid, after Israel, Mubarak reaffirmed his country's commitment to the 1979 peace treaty with Israel and set to work behind the scenes as a mediator in the continuing quest for Middle East peace.
But at the same time, mindful of their minority status in Brazil, the evangelical representatives keep a sharp eye out for policies that they feel tip the government scales in favor of Catholicism, such as the declaration of official holidays in honor of Catholic saints.
Be mindful of the impact of status.
Be mindful of the person's status, however.
(Perhaps mindful of that nation's special status among many Republican voters, his campaign sent out a statement during the debate reiterating that point).
That the book takes its title from a Beyoncé hit might be subject to criticism for its ostensible appropriation of a song that was written by, about and primarily for black women, were it not for the fact that the book is so keenly mindful of race, ethnicity and socioeconomic status.
When he reminds Kwasi to be mindful of his heritage and remember his status as an outsider, he is telling neither his cousin nor the reader anything not already known.
However, we were mindful of the problem that animals' emotional status (anxiety-like behaviour) can confound measures of locomotor activity in this test (see Stanford, 2007a, b; Wilcock and Broadhurst, 1967).
