(No doubt mindful of this, Stewart name-checks Byron twice).
No longer mindful of detail, just living out, yet again, the duties and obligations".
They were no doubt mindful of what happened in September 2011 when a Taliban peace emissary was allowed to meet with a prominent Afghan peace envoy and then killed him with a bomb hidden in his turban.
Mario Draghi, the E.C.B. president, denied that the central bank was trying to influence the value of the euro, no doubt mindful of provoking a currency war with Japan or the United States.
No doubt mindful of its own brutal history, Germany has outdone all others by offering to take in half a million refugees a year "for the foreseeable future," while Sweden has offered all Syrians who arrive permanent legal residence.
As it happens, Mr Bildt, no doubt mindful of the EU's previous abject failings over Bosnia, was perhaps unduly pessimistic: by the end of the week the talk of large-scale outside intervention had subsided.
The Politics A Clamor for Action But No Consensus Mindful of the political power of the health care issue in the past, Democrats and Republicans are scrambling to claim it as their own.
Not known for buying into the arguments of his opponents, Mr. Giuliani, no doubt mindful of the problems in attracting teachers, has acknowledged that the teachers are due a raise, although he says an unduly large one would bankrupt the city.
Buoyed with optimism and no doubt mindful of proving their commitment to Fifa, politicians have united to form a cross-party committee to head their attempt to return the World Cup to Japan.
