Defense lawyers have also been cognizant of the trial's length.
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But over those years, Ash have been cognizant of how much their fans treasure their debut album.
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And it's hard to find one much worse in all the years I've been cognizant of "new fall TV" as a concept, since the late '80s.
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Had he been cognizant of how big the stat would become, it's reasonable to assume Robertson would have made securing a triple-double more of a priority in some of those games.
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In responding to a series of hurricanes that made landfall in the United States, Trump and his aides have been cognizant of avoiding the pitfalls faced by predecessors in dealing with natural disasters.
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At the White House podium over the past few weeks, each member of the Trump administration's coronavirus task force has been cognizant of two messages: one for millions of Americans; another for the man just a few feet away.
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The directors of these recent indie horror movies are of the perfect age to have been cognizant of either the initial wave of Satanic Panic reports or a smaller wave of them in the '90s, to say nothing of a small wave of dark horror tales of Satan's misdeeds that arrived in the '80s and '90s (such as the 1987 horror film The Gate or the 1995 X-Files episode "Die Hand Die Verletzt").
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Cooper has been cognizant of women's issues. She has noted that "[f]or much of [her] career, it's absolutely true that [she has] been the only woman in the room quite frequently". She identifies security as a women's issue, needing their brain power to develop the best path forward. While working on Afghanistan policy, she was involved in the recruitment of the first female recruits for the National Police.
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English Garden Design: History and Styles since 1650. . pp 74-112 passim and provides a tantalizing possibility that Wentworth or his guests may have been cognizant of it. At the very least, they could enjoy the view for what it was. It is the earliest known example of such a roof deck in New England, though evidence of others from later periods exists, as at the circa 1797 Rider Tavern in Charlton, Massachusetts.
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The Tamuli, who was a personal attendant of king Sudoiphaa, undertook to see to the annihilation of his royal master. The support of Betmela's sister who was a junior consort of the monarch was enlisted for the execution of the plan. The chronicles were mute as to whether Atan Burhagohain had been cognizant of or promoted this design.Bhuyan S. K. ATAN BURAGOHAIN AND HIS TIMES, Lawyers book stall, 1957 page 136-137 As prearranged Chikan Tamuli entered the palace at night by crossing the earthen wall situated behind the rows of the rear apartments.
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The format of the Carnegie Group meetings has also had to be flexible. In meeting on weekends, rotating locales and hosts, it still functions as an informal gathering, with no official record kept of the proceedings. However it has also been cognizant of the need to respond to emerging issues while continuing to focus on major global problems where science can provide sustainable solutions. Members of the Group have also articulated a desire to exert more influence in raising the profile of science and science issues at the G-8 summit level.
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Later scholars have assessed the influence of Common Sense in several ways. Some, like A. Owen Aldridge, emphasize that Common Sense could hardly be said to embody a particular ideology, and that "even Paine himself may not have been cognizant of the ultimate source of many of his concepts." They make the point that much of the pamphlet's value came as a result of the context in which it was published. Eric Foner wrote that the pamphlet touched a radical populace at the height of their radicalism, which culminated in Pennsylvania with a new constitution aligned along Paine's principles.
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The end of the Vietnam War meant a scaling back on military requirements, but Canadair designer Fred Phillips had been cognizant of other factors gravitating against the "84." The first and most crucial was the "NBH" (not built here) factor; Canada had overcome it with other sales to the US military but the de Havilland Canada Beaver, Otter and Caribou loomed as exceptions to the rule. Canadair had tried to unsuccessfully sell the aircraft to others countries including Germany, Holland, Italy, Scandinavia and the United Kingdom with no orders being placed. A prototype and three evaluation aircraft had been built.
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If there be a question of proving an immemorial custom, the witnesses must be able to affirm that they themselves have been cognizant of the matter at issue for a space of at least forty years, that they have heard it referred to by their progenitors as something always observed, and that neither they nor their fathers have ever been aware of any fact to the contrary. If the fact of the existence of an alleged custom is not sufficiently proved, it is to be rejected as constituting a source of law. Customs may be revoked by a competent ecclesiastical legislator, in the same way and for the same reasons as other ordinances are abrogated. A later general law contrary to a general custom will nullify the latter, but a particular custom will not be abrogated by a general law, unless a clause to that effect be inserted.
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