Sentence examples for they'd be aware from inspiring English sources

"We would have a large number of aircraft operating in that small airspace for an extended period of time and we wanted to obviously notify the Russians so they'd be aware of our activities there," Coe said.

"But I just don't, myself, I can't see how we could have used Diego Garcia for almost any function other than maybe a bounce-in and bounce-out and even that, the bounce-in and bounce-out, they'd be aware of".

"I don't think they'd been aware of the larger context, the historic context, the geographic context," Mr. Rockefeller said.

The Canadian intelligence agency officers who knocked on her door said they'd been aware of Damian for up to two years and that he was in Syria.

That's the kind of devotion that Miller stirred up in a whole generation of young fans, many of whom had listened to Miller for almost as long as they'd been aware of music.

When international tourists were surveyed about the impact of climate change on Australia's beaches, up to 23percentt of them said they were likely to switch destinations if they'd been aware of beach damage.

Probably because they would be aware of the climate issues and might have clashed with Jones and colleagues, in either CRU or the university's environment department.

The bill would require doctors to consult the database before writing prescriptions, so they would be aware of patients' trying to hoard drugs by going to more than one doctor.

I'm sure sometimes I may get annoyed by my crew mates, they would be aware enough to know I might just need a moment alone and I would do the same for them.

"Recently, we've seen several cases of freelancers' apparent unfamiliarity with provisions of the Ethical Journalism policy... despite the vetting system we put in place last spring to try to ensure that they would be aware of the policy," they wrote.

In our experiments, when employees imagined sending emails that always copied the supervisor, they indicated they would be aware that this would reduce the level of trust felt by the recipient much more than when the supervisor was copied in sometimes or almost never.