"My feeling about vocation is: Being a responsible member of the community means not only being aware, but taking it upon yourself to get involved," she says.
No doubt, he was one of the few mechanical engineers who not only was aware of Faulkner's immortal line — "The past is never dead.
had not only been aware of the large-scale violation but had also taken prt in it, the White House offered the radical theory that since the law did not specifically mention the Pres. he was not bound by it.
They not only were aware of the pressing need for reform but were also first-class scholars and administrators as well as men who realized the difficulties with which they were to be confronted.
It is the ability to not only be aware of your own feelings, thinking and behaviour, but to constantly look to improve and develop these aspects of your personality.
In 2007, in the case of Panetti v Quarterman, the supreme court ruled that a prisoner about to be executed must not only be aware of the punishment they are about to receive, but also have a "rational understanding of it".
Listening to Wilson's aspirations for the documentary, I could not help but remember the words of the Lutheran Church's social statement on abortion: "Church members must not only be aware of the moral complexity of the situation, but be able and willing to listen and walk with women and men through the process of decision-making, healing, and renewal".
To succeed, lawyers will have to prove that G.M. not only was aware of the defect but also realized it was so serious that it anticipated a cascade of liability claims and willfully covered up that fact in negotiating the specifics of bankruptcy protection.
This is something that property owners should not only be aware of, but also be prepared for.
When proposing a CER study, translational researchers will need to not only be aware of these differences, but understand how to work with each so that well-designed studies can be implemented while addressing each stakeholders needs.
