Sentence examples for particularly mindful of from inspiring English sources

In a statement intended for companies, the commission warned that "companies should be particularly mindful of their obligation not to mislead investors when using this information".

In his remarks, General Kimmitt said the military was particularly mindful of the need to have the Arab news media see American justice being carried out.

We are particularly mindful of Dr Allam's comments when he took over the club in 2010 about broadening supporters' representation at Hull City AFC.

Club owners also must be particularly mindful of security -- turning away teenagers in gang colors or who show up drunk, and keeping those who can drink legally from those who can't.

Eighteenth century Americans had read John Locke who wrote "where law ends, tyranny begins," and they were particularly mindful of setting up an independent judiciary, beholding to none, where abuses of power by kings and political leaders could not prevail.

The bulletin did not advise against travel to any particular country, but it admonished American citizens to be particularly mindful of their surroundings, especially in tourist areas, and recommended that they register their travel plans wth the State Department.

To my knowledge, on these days, Baha'is are encouraged to reflect on the day's significance, as well as pray, meditate, and be particularly mindful about their conduct and way of living.

People are particularly mindful about emergency evacuation procedures, not to mention the psychological aspects of living on top of so many human beings so high in the sky.

And the new tenants, particularly homeowners mindful of their investment, are plenty willing to call the police.

We urge doctors and nurses to be more mindful of its dangers, particularly when informing patients about a treatment's potential complications.

The company is mindful of driving consumers' monthly bills too high, particularly with satellite providers trying to undercut the cable industry.