Sentence examples for mindful of the limits from inspiring English sources

But he was mindful of the limits that the state media imposed on discussions of China's ethnic policies.

Mindful of the limits of words, generations of poets still strive to use them to describe the impossible.

So, the coming 10th anniversary of Enron's colossal corporate collapse offers a classic governance "teaching moment": to be mindful of the limits of Sarbanes-Oxley.

The tension between these two religious ideas — one wedded to progress, the other mindful of the limits of worldly activism — reflects the broader tension in Mr. Obama's liberalism, itself divided between an enthusiasm for bold policy initiatives and a pragmatic understanding that some things can't be fixed or even much changed through politics.

Many participants, mindful of the radical limits of the tweet format, saved space by describing Lucas's efforts in terms of what came before it: Westerns, Second World War pictures, Hindu myths, the Bible, Joseph Campbell, even Hope and Crosby road movies.

He adds that it is also important to be mindful of the legal time limits associated with such complaints: "You can generally only commence the process of making a discrimination claim within three months less one day from the last act of discrimination.

In particular, for RNAP it is necessary to distinguish between initial, closed, and open complexes while being mindful of the influence transferred by the limits of resolution, both temporal or spatial.

Lee Eisenberg, author of Shoptimism: Why The American Consumer will Keep Buying no Matter What, expects the majority of this season's shoppers to be mindful of spending limits, and give more thought to their gift giving.

Heathens are therefore properly respectful of science but also mindful of its limits.

As he puts it in "The Power of Taste": Herbert is sometimes described as a poet of precision and reserve — as if he were interchangeable with the subject of his much-quoted poem "Pebble": "The pebble / is a perfect creature / equal to itself / mindful of its limits... its ardor and coldness / are just and full of dignity".

Supt Walker reminded supporters heading for Spain that warm weather is expected, and warned them to be mindful of their limits when consuming alcohol.