"Be cognizant of your environment at all times," he added.
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You need to be cognizant of what the viewers might like.
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Finally, investors and advisors should be cognizant of the applicable tax rates.
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It is to be cognizant of the rot pervading the power structures.
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To be cognizant of your own feelings and able to lucidly express them?
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Research the developer and be cognizant of the spelling of brand names. 4.
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Second, courts need to be cognizant of all the potential loopholes in application.
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Be cognizant of how your whiteness could be weaponized against Black people. i.e.
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How those parties use that information is something users have to be cognizant of.
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We need to be cognizant of what we welcome and maintain in our lives.
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If you have children, be cognizant of how you talk about food around them.
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I would just be cognizant of some of the risks that are on the horizon.
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They should always be cognizant of how they conduct themselves around law enforcement, he said.
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But then, of course, you have to be cognizant of what that brings with it.
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Absolutely — I have to be cognizant of the fact that many people voted for Trump.
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"I was opposed to this previous to Ukraine -- be cognizant of that," said freshman Rep.
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Boosting your 401(k) also means you should be cognizant of how much you contribute.
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Be cognizant of your posture, eye contact, and the amount of physical space you take up.
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Be cognizant of other expenses, including trading commissions, account service or maintenance expenses, and recordkeeping fees.
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"There are long-term warning signs that we really need to be cognizant of," Bliss said.
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School administrators and educators must be cognizant of the racial realities that young people encounter daily.
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I don't know that it has, but I certainly try to be cognizant of what they want.
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" Kudlow added, however, that officials need to be "cognizant of the work that needs to be done.
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" Still, he said, "we have to be cognizant of what infrastructure gets hooked up to the Internet.
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So the UI designer has to be cognizant of how customers will use cars in the autonomous mode?
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If you're approaching retirement, you should still be cognizant of your timing if you do a Roth conversion.
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Americans, however, should be cognizant of some risks, even if the solutions make the public feel more secure.
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Be inclusive for all personality types and be cognizant of the varying personal lives/commitments of your members.
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Furthermore, the Delaware Republican leader said that GOP members must be cognizant of the diversity of the party.
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Not that I think Americans are at a dead end, but we should be cognizant of that danger.
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But start-ups need to be cognizant of the tradeoffs they are making to ship a product next month.
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States experimenting with wage boards would also want to be cognizant of how they might interact with state budgets.
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Those are the key inflection points everyone needs to be cognizant of when going after different rounds of funding.
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The United States and Iran must be cognizant of the political sensitivities that each side harbors in their relations.
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Anyone who plans on spending time outdoors this summer should be cognizant of the health risks they may face.
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In order to do this, however, you need to be cognizant of the emotions certain words elicit from you.
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Be cognizant of your privilege and listen to women rather than talk over them to center your position.923.
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"Every company should be cognizant of the fact that you may have to alter your travel," Burr went on.
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"People are worried about traveling to Asia when they should be cognizant of traveling to China," Mr. Fitzgerald said.
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I still had to be cognizant of not going too far so as to not repel a conservative audience.
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When traveling internationally, always use a credit card that has no foreign transaction fees and be cognizant of currency conversions.
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"I think you need to be cognizant of the body language and read the person who's interviewing you," she says.
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"We're actually welcoming the other brands, not only to use Bionic Yarn, but to be cognizant of what we're doing."
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She and tries to be cognizant of the potential effects those biases may have on prohibiting others to feel empowered.
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But companies looking to use variable pricing have to be cognizant of how important it is to respect those perceptions.
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" Also, she said, "We need companies to be cognizant of this issue and become partners in creating lead-free products.
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They also should also be cognizant of hiccups that can prevent them from repaying their loans in a timely fashion.
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I just felt like once we got into starting to work out the show, we needed to be cognizant of that.
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So the best thing you can do is live in the moment but be cognizant of good health and good fortune.
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The Fed has to be cognizant of the moves they make here and how they affect the interconnected global financial system.
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So, as Obama remains on center stage he needs to be cognizant of what impact this will have on Democratic candidates.
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"We need to be cognizant of these origins to ensure we aren't the ones causing the gender inequities," Cantlon told CNN.
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People need to be cognizant of how easily information sharing is accomplished and keep that in the back of their minds.
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The best way to avoid System 1 thinking is to be cognizant of its existence, and vigilant in defending against it.
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Later, of course, no one would claim to not be cognizant of Diana's own media skills, but Charles cast the first stone.
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However Buffett has proven to be rarely wrong over the long run and investors should be cognizant of his warnings on bitcoin.
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If Roberts is going to rule against DACA beneficiaries, he should at least be cognizant of the full consequences of his decision.
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Both of those things seemed so deeply buried that I'm surprised the show wanted us to be cognizant of them at all.
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But our responses must be tailored to the specific, potential harm and we must be cognizant of their impact on our global networks.
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"On the one hand, anything that encourages people to be cognizant of their health is a good thing in most cases," he said.
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He said he would let Giuliani speak for himself and stressed that everyone should be "cognizant" of the source of information they receive.
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"Our general recommendation is that anybody who has a pet rodent or pet rat should be cognizant of good pet care behavior," said McQuiston.
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"It is important to be cognizant of your role in a community, and always being sure to elevate the voices of the historic residents."
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The band's songs are performed and recorded in such a way that it's impossible not to be cognizant of their polish—of labor invested.
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That is neither a good nor a bad thing; it is simply a thing that everyone must be cognizant of when they study history.
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Life has a way of throwing different barbs at us, and we must be cognizant of how these life risks affect our retirement planning.
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Besides, while it's important to be cognizant of your relationship with money, you shouldn't let it dictate whether or not you have a good time.
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In order for everyone to be able to use and enjoy these ambient computers, companies must be cognizant of the accessibility challenges associated with voice.
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We're gonna be cognizant of the Constitution and people's rights to be out there, but we're gonna talk to them and we're gonna challenge them.
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Regardless of the path Congress or local leaders choose to follow, they must be cognizant of the unintended disparate impacts on communities of ethnic diversity.
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"Here's the bottom line: when you're dealing with red-hot stocks, you always need to be cognizant of what the bears are saying," he said.
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The editorial mentioned that clinicians should be cognizant of the growing prevalence of direct-to-consumer genetic testing products and the complexities they may bring.
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Travelers may want to be cognizant of the individuals they're indirectly supporting by choosing to stay in (and give their money to) certain hotels over others.
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But that process has largely been managed by party insiders, who must be cognizant of the rank and file's concerns but are rarely prisoners to it.
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"Every company should be cognizant of the fact that you may have to alter your travel," Burr said in a February 27 recording obtained by NPR.
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Of course, men and women experience bias, tech, and the workplace differently and we should be cognizant of this, but it's far from the whole story.
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Mercury clashes with Pluto on September 26, which is fantastic for research and getting to the bottom of a mystery, but be cognizant of nosy behavior.
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I'm saying these are the choices that as policy makers you have to be cognizant of, and you have to be willing to confront head on.
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In recent days, Pelosi and other top Democrats had repeatedly instructed their members to be cognizant of the "tone" of the moment throughout the historic day.
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I like that, it's a bit of automation that truly helps people without loading them up with extra widgets to adjust or things to be cognizant of.
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I would never discourage anyone from coming forward, but I would like them to make an informed decision and be cognizant of the possibility of a backlash.
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The way to avoid all that: Be cognizant of your skin and the way it reacts to certain types of alcohol when walking up to the bartender.
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As private money continues to pour into fintech, startups need to be cognizant of what all that outside money might mean for how the company is run.
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As swing state representatives grow increasingly and justifiably nervous, Democrats must be cognizant of how the increased public scrutiny surrounding impeachment will impact their messaging come 2020.
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To be cognizant of the shock and surprise, the awkwardness of telling your loved ones later on, the weirdness of telling coworkers you may never see again.
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Rust belt senators Any senator in the Rust Belt, which Trump won, narrowly, in 2016, has to be cognizant of the political battles in their states. Sen.
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Likewise, newlyweds should be cognizant of limits applying to deductions and contributions for traditional and Roth individual retirement accounts, because income from both spouses feeds the equation.
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"I think other states, if they pass laws to legalize marijuana, have to be cognizant of these things and think about" measures to protect children, Wang said Wednesday.
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And I think it's really important for people to actually really be cognizant of the darker parts of humanity so they can be active to fight against them.
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You want to be cognizant of what's happening in your portfolio but not obsessed about it, because paying too much attention to your portfolio usually works against you.
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Cohn-Vargas, who is also co-author of the book "Identity Safe Classrooms: Places to Belong and Learn," said Trump should be cognizant of the power he wields.
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Users should be cognizant of the fact this implementation of pointer support is not meant to drastically alter the primary user input landscape of iPad in any way.
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And while that fear has passed, he continued, investors should be cognizant of hunting for yield without considering the underlying fundamentals that may weaken emerging markets and their economies.
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Here are a few tips to help make the process as efficient as possible: Be cognizant of how much a recipe yields and account for that on your plan.
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When engaging in BDSM it's important to be cognizant of your mental health, and in no way should submission work as a replacement for an actual mental health professional.
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"We need to be cognizant of the fact that opposition parties have been raising a bogey of non-issues, but so far they've failed," said BJP spokesman G.V.L. Narasimha Rao.
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David: I just want to be cognizant of time, because I know that you both have flights and that you [Isaac] have to review this thing before it airs tonight.
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So here's what needs to happen to protect the First Amendment: When anyone attempts to delegitimize the press or threatens to reduce its role in society, be cognizant of that.
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BIG DATA: European Commission on Competition Margrethe Vestager delivered a speech on Thursday noting that the commission would be cognizant of how data is handled in evaluating future antitrust cases.
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And, again, I think we have to just be cognizant of what are sort of the key drivers of economic activity, and the key driver is almost always the consumer.
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Keep your body language openJust as with an in-person interview, it's important to be cognizant of your body language in order to leave a positive impression on the interviewer.
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Should Congress fail to repeal the Labor Department rule allowing states to create auto-enrollment retirement plans, states should be cognizant of the impacts they will have on large employers.
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"Obstetrician-gynecologists should be cognizant of the evidence regarding innovative practices" and should be wary "of adopting new or innovative approaches on the basis of promotions or marketing," the college said.
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"We need to be cognizant" of the potential for academic and industrial espionage, said Paul Scharre, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, a Washington think tank.
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He said his experience working with Alexa Fund has been "very positive," although he pointed out every investor and entrepreneur need to be cognizant of the risk of working with them.
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"I was opposed to this previous to Ukraine — be cognizant of that," said freshman Rep Max Rose, saying he would read the eventual articles of impeachment before deciding what to do.
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Always be cognizant of any links or documents contained in emails and always, always make sure you know where and why you're entering login credentials to avoid falling victim to bad actors.
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Here are a few tips to help make the process as efficient as possible: Plan for leftovers Be cognizant of how much a recipe yields and account for that on your plan.
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"We need to really be cognizant of putting the right ideas first and the right values first — and that's maintaining the competitive nature and the free-market system and going from there."
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Brimming with visual pleasure, Driskell's work invites us to slow down and look and think, to ponder our relationship to the past and to the present, to be cognizant of the future.
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You can't sit and stand by and be cognizant of the things going on in your country, and say that you give a shit, and say that you care, and do absolutely nothing.
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We may also need to be cognizant of time: Five miles to the next freeway exit is not the same thing as five miles via congested streets to the other side of town.
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I think it's just something really important for people to be cognizant of and to make sure that they're getting those voices and their not speaking for a group that's not their own.
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And programs to expand tree cover in cities to neighborhoods that lack it need to be cognizant of history, as environmental activists found when trying to start a tree planting program in Detroit.
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That's probably been the biggest change, really grounding our culture in this concept of a growth mindset — confronting and acknowledging that we all have fixed mindsets but trying to be cognizant of that.
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I'm aware that both are about trying to find that balance between life and art and I think in both cases, I wanted to be cognizant of the sacrifices that go into that.
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Be cognizant of your plan's out-of-pocket maximums, deductibles — spending limits you must hit before your insurer begins to cover costs — as well as any copayments and coinsurance you need to pay for.
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Griffith is right that we need to be cognizant of the effects that our products have on people, but there are also real costs to this sort of skepticism that need to be recognized.
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"We need people to continue — as they had in the past — to be cognizant of the neighborhood they're moving into," said Pandy McDonough, who owns the home directly in front of the new mansion.
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" Wyatt also delivered the news, received with widespread outrage, that Cosby would embark on an "educational" tour to teach "what people should be cognizant of in regard to sexual abuse allegations and the dangers.
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The Obama administration used the theory as its main tool to enforce the Fair Housing Act, arguing that lenders and landlords could be guilty of discriminatory practices by failing to be cognizant of prevailing prejudices.
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He might just be susceptible to that kind of injury, and we have to be cognizant of that and make sure we do everything we can to minimize something he may be predisposed to anyway.
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But a professional military force, representing a republic, must adhere to regulations, is required to maintain discipline under the toughest conditions, and the members must be cognizant of repercussion for violation of legal and professional standards.
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"We're focused on what's in front of you but you also have to always be cognizant of what's around," said Gabe Spitzer, the film's co-director who explained the challenge of deft 360 degree camera placement.
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Bands have to be cognizant of the realities of existing as a musician—it's not like record labels will give you a million dollars to make a record anymore, you have to really pick your battles.
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Alison Hirsh, the political director of the Local 32BJ of the Service Employees International Union, which pushed for public financing, said union leaders must be cognizant of how their political decisions would affect their other priorities.
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"The organizations that are either related to the Olympics or related to the anti-doping organizations, they need to be cognizant of the threat posed by Fancy Bear," Ehmke said in an interview with The Hill.
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While the rest of the team is only required to learn their own assignments on a given play, Walden expects the player under center to be cognizant of what everyone on offense is doing at all times.
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Josephine: I just wish with all my withered heart that our culture's most prominent critics, like A. O. Scott, would see that the biggest debt we owe the living is to be cognizant of our own power.
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Important considerations before you open any credit cardWhile rewards credit cards can help you save a ton on your honeymoon and even some wedding expenses, you'll need to be cognizant of the cards' rates and annual fees.
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This never reflects well on the Games, and the International Olympic Committee has in recent years directed organizers and host cities to be cognizant of "legacy mode"—what happens after crowds disperse, athletes leave, and the torch extinguishes.
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" Kelly described history as "evolving," and said it is "dangerous" to not be cognizant of it, when asked about the removal of historical but controversial statues commemorating Confederate figures during an interview on Fox News' "The Ingraham Angle.
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The plan sponsor needs to be cognizant of what's happening with these plans and to understand and monitor what their employees are doing and provide some form of education and direction on what to do with the options.
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Most important, of course, is to invest in companies that can be capital efficient and can wait a while before raising a follow-on round, because it can be tricky and we need to be cognizant of that fact.
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" I thought of that line when I read this section in your memo: "Of course, men and women experience bias, tech, and the workplace differently and we should be cognizant of this, but it's far from the whole story.
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The Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA), for instance, urged news organizations to be cognizant of using "generic images of Chinatown," such as when "it is directly related to a news story, not as a way to illustrate the virus."
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"There is a lot of headline risk right now and I think the biggest thing investors need to be cognizant of is the ability for contagion, for sentiment to deteriorate around these names and really push the market lower," he said.
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I will admit that I, too, immediately thought about how social media makes us more vulnerable — and that, as women, we owe it to ourselves to be cognizant of the risks posed by sharing parts of ourselves with the world.
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In December, Sessions informed court systems across the country that he was revoking a letter the Justice Department had sent out in 2016 that urged court systems to be cognizant of court fees and fines and defendants abilities to pay them.
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I think it's very important for vulnerable populations to be cognizant of the risks that they face, to try and evaluate their lives, and cut out as much nonessential social contact as possible until we get this thing under control.
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The nature of the political message is not the point; all speech is political, and we must be cognizant of how much power is behind the message and how young people have difficulty escaping the various forms of social media.
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Dr. Fischer also advises that you be cognizant of your pain levels post-injury: If it is less than a 4 on a scale of 1 to 10 after three to five days, then you are on the right track, she notes.
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The people who support the anti-sex trafficking bill in the hope that it will help survivors, and victims of sex trafficking, find justice need to be cognizant of the lives of the people who will be hurt by this legislation, too.
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"Going forward, we need, I believe, to be cognizant of the balance we must strike between (1) being forward looking and (2) maximizing the odds of being right given the reality that the models that we consult are not infallible," Clarida said.
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Number two, I think the judge and the prosecutor should be cognizant of the fact that were the judge to change that ruling and allow in more accusers—and if they got a conviction—that would be a huge, ripe issue on appeal.
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I remember being that guy who was completely convinced by hip-hop in the late 80s and early 90s only to be confronted by crabby older musicians who failed to understand or be cognizant of the shifts that were happening around them.
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"With Lonmin the offer made is more reflective of the particular financial and operation position that Lonmin is in and obviously AMCU has taken offence to that but we need to be cognizant of the realities the operations are facing," Wellsted said.
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Timothy Graham, a lecturer at Queensland University of Technology who conducted the study of Twitter accounts exaggerating the role of arson in Australia's fires, said media companies also needed to be cognizant of the disinformation ecosystem and stop contributing to the problem.
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I just think that you need to be cognizant of the fact that if you get them up throwing too many times, they're not only going to be hurt; they're not going to be as productive because they're going to be worn out.
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"My advice to folks who are looking to hire these people is, just be cognizant of the fact that they still have work to do in a lot of cases and would like not to recuse," said Ivan Adler, a principal at the McCormick Group.
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It's about double the size of your average home theater projector, so be cognizant of the physical footprint, but it supports a wide range of mounting options and projection angles, so you should be able to get it working for your existing setup with relative ease.
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In the ongoing debate around payday loans and short-term credit products, we should be cognizant of the apparent bias of those such as Kalman and his colleagues at CRL and Self-Help, and of what they stand to gain by the elimination of payday loans.
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My husband and I didn't have much experience using credit cards prior to getting this one, and knew we wanted to be cognizant of how we were using it, so we decided to only use it for groceries and to pay it off in full every month.
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"If and when the prime minister decides to call an election, then the Elections Department, as any other event organizer, will have to (be) cognizant of the guidelines and then adjust and modify the way elections are conducted in line with our advisories and guidelines," he said.
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"It is incumbent on the incoming premier and his administration to be cognizant of the specter of catastrophe hanging over Ethiopia and do whatever is necessary to provide the kind of leadership which pulls the nation back from the brink," the Addis Ababa-based Reporter said this month.
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It was a move that would have seemed masterfully shady if I believed for one moment that the Grammys cared enough about metal to be able to differentiate between the two extremely famous, legendary bands (let alone be cognizant of Mustaine's well-documented bitterness surrounding his departure from Metallica).
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I have tried to be cognizant of that and thought I was doing a good job of it, but once I got to thinking about our first meeting and let myself truly see the way I have behaved, frankly, I'm not surprised to see my name on that list either.
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"We wouldn't get too ahead of ourselves on that view because a lot of the underlying imbalances — the excess capacity in the commodities sector, the vulnerability there that we see, the potential of bringing back the story around oil prices — is something we have to be cognizant of," he said.
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Discrimination is most often cited as the reason for the decline, and while it is clearly embedded into the foundation of the problem, we also must be cognizant of the fact that historic changes in law and regulation have failed to have a meaningful and lasting impact on the homeownership rate.
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"Our study suggests that women who are planning pregnancy should be cognizant of the potential negative impacts that non-day shift and heavy lifting could have on their reproductive health," said Lidia Mínguez-Alarcón, a research fellow in the Department of Environmental Health and lead author of the study, in a statement.
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"They tend to create images with deep sharp focus, because of the optics and sensor size, so I must be cognizant of everything in the frame; I can't rely on bokeh to blur things out," Lee explained, referring to the photo effect that a shallow depth of field can produce in the background of images.
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" Scott Wren, Wells Fargo Investment Institute senior global equity strategist, said investors should be cognizant of one under-the-radar trend with their peers as trade tensions subside: "3,030 is the year-end midpoint for us for the S&P 500 of our target range, so we're just above the top end of that.
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Based on our research, the first big step toward avoiding the dangerous consequences of brainshift is to be aware that we are all vulnerable, regardless of our ethics, social status, or IQ. Next, we must be cognizant of situations that stoke our fears and desires: Those involving money, sex, and fame/recognition are good places to start.
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But we should be cognizant of how our expectations shape the way we experience the world — it may be the case that, after hearing over and over and over that winter slows us down, making us more sluggish and sad, we interpret days when we're feeling down for other reasons as proof that it's winter's fault.
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As we go into the voting booth this Election Day we need to be cognizant of the rhetoric, manipulation and corruption of this Permanent Political Aristocracy and their surrogates that will move "heaven and earth" to protect their ability to "profit handsomely" and their "right of preeminence" from a political outsider who just may bring reform.
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I think it is rare for most people to know how much food our groceries waste on a daily basis, and even if they have the bleeding heart to be cognizant of it, they almost certainly will never understand the breadth of that waste until you see (and smell) it in tremendous stacks of cardboard boxes in your kitchen.
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After the jury was dismissed for the day, Weinstein attorney Arthur Aidala told the court that his team would present their most important defense witnesses Monday and asked Judge James Burke to be cognizant of his tone and body language toward witnesses, because the defense felt Burke "could have been at the very least a little nicer and kinder" to Loftus.
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Veterans Affairs Secretary David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE weighed in on the heated debate over whether to remove Confederate monuments across the country, saying Americans must be cognizant of each other's feelings amid simmering racial tensions.
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