Secretary Azar has been mindful of the need to maintain public trust.
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In doing so party leaders will have been mindful of the election due next year.
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In this Mrs May has been mindful of two specific public concerns: excessive pay and corporate misconduct.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), another moderate who voted against Obamacare repeal and has been mindful of preexisting conditions.
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As tourists we'd also been mindful of risks — intestinal bugs, malarial mosquitoes, pickpockets, hawkers with fake gemstones and silks.
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He's also been mindful of the political downsides of getting crosswise with the intelligence community, where whistleblowers are widely despised.
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"We've been mindful of these other places like Libya and Afghanistan, where ISIL may turn some of their attention," he said.
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"Since 2016 ... Berkeley has been mindful of the volatile operating environment and has been cautious in its investment," the company said.
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Newton had offseason shoulder surgery and Rivera has been mindful of the amount of throwing he does leading up to the season.
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And disagree with him as much as you want, but he has always been mindful of that distinction between criticizing Islam and demonizing Muslims.
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He will have been mindful of a coming row with the European Commission over his government's failure to cut its budget deficit quickly enough.
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Throughout the trial, Judge O'Neill had been mindful of the jurors, who were chosen from Allegheny County, some 300 miles away, to avoid the influence of pretrial publicity.
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In selecting the 26-year-old Tomljanovic, Australia captain Alicia Molik may also have been mindful of Stosur's record of stage-fright when playing in front of home crowds.
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We were afforded years of making movies for movies' sake, and had there been a YouTube, we'd been mindful of an audience, and I think it might have fucked with the process.
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He has always been liberal, believed in the same things I did, full of compassion, and has always been mindful of how racism and religious prejudices have affected me and our family.
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McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook told CNBC on Thursday that the company has been "mindful" of the additional demands and are working to create a platform that suits the needs of both the customer and the kitchen.
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They might have been mindful of comments Maddon made back in August, when he said that he felt "very confident" playing the Dodgers in the playoffs and that he liked how the Cubs matched up against them.
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And I actually will make the case that they're not, but I have been mindful of this since my single greatest goal as the current moderator is to think of "Meet the Press" as a Sunday show.
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In particular, he should have been mindful of the fact that the ultra-easy monetary policies of his two immediate predecessors had increased U.S. equity valuations to lofty levels that had only been experienced twice before in the past 100 years.
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The RBI has promised to be tough on inflation, but it has also been mindful of an economy that grew 7.2 percent in October-December, the fastest in five quarters but still below the 8 percent expansion seen necessary to hit full employment.
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McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook told CNBC earlier this month that the company has been "mindful" of the additional demands that come with mobile ordering and is working to create a platform that suits the needs of both its customers and the kitchen.
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The GOP has been mindful of the optics of trashing some of the few female witnesses in the impeachment probe and hashed out a strategy to not attack the witnesses in personal terms, which they feared would play directly into Democrats' hands.
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The Queen, who spoke about the joy of welcoming another baby into the family during her Christmas Day message, may have been mindful of the momentous birthday during a speech she gave in September when she became the longest-reigning monarch in British history.
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The prosecutors who have been investigating Cohen have been mindful of the election cycle when weighing when to charge him, a person familiar with the matter told CNN, and as a result have considered bringing charges either before September or waiting to do so until after the midterm elections.
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As mitigating factors, she cited his age; his training as a lawyer, which she called a "double-edged sword," suggesting he had been mindful of his lawbreaking; and the time he spent in three different United States jails in late 2015, when he was held in a high-security facility and at one point placed in solitary confinement.
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Stephen Breyer also noted that Ceballos had professional and ethical reasons that could have compelled him to speak as he did, and the Court should have been mindful of that.Garcetti, Breyer, J., dissenting.
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He was widely considered the U.S. Navy's most aggressive admiral, and with good reason. He set about assessing the situation to determine what actions were needed. Ghormley had been unsure of his command's ability to maintain the Marine toehold on Guadalcanal, and had been mindful of leaving them trapped there for a repeat of the Bataan Peninsula disaster. Halsey punctiliously made it clear he did not plan to withdraw the Marines.
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From around 150,000 Tibetan refugees in 2011, the number fell to 85,000 in 2018, according to government data. Many Tibetans are now leaving India to go back to Tibet and other countries such as United States or Germany. The Government of India, soon after India's independence in 1947, treated Tibet as a de facto independent country. However, more recently India's policy on Tibet has been mindful of Chinese sensibilities, and has recognized Tibet as a part of China.
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In assuming power Edward would have been mindful of the support he had received from Beaumont. He would also have been aware that while the restless earl was a useful friend he was also a dangerous enemy. Beaumont's shifting loyalties since 1323 had all been dictated by his overriding desire to recover the earldom of Buchan. But Edward embraced the cause of the disinherited for reasons more subtle than simple gratitude: for Beaumont's tireless plotting eventually provided the occasion to set aside the peace of 1328.
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Paras 14, 19. As to the first question, Navsa JA held that, in pursuing the would-be robbers, Siljeur had acted in both his own interests and the interests of the SAPS. Although he personally had been subjected to an attempted robbery, he must have been mindful of his authority as a policeman in pursuing the robbers, especially given that he was using his service pistol. The court a quo had therefore found correctly, in Navsa JA's view, that Siljeur's intention at the time of the incident had been to perform police duties.
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Social design is the application of design methodologies in order to tackle complex human issues, placing the social issues as the priority. Historically social design has been mindful of the designer's role and responsibility in society, and of the use of the design process to bring about social change. Social design is a critical discipline that challenges the pure market- orientedness of conventional design practice, and attempts to see past this into a more inclusive conception of design. Often this means social design will prioritize for user groups and people who are marginalized.
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She may also have been mindful of her husband's rhetorical question, before he died: when referring to their daughter he asked," 'What right have you to deprive her of the Socialism for which so many people died or went into exile? It may be imperfect but something can be made of it." Edith was not blind to the imperfections of daily life in the German Democratic Republic, but nor had she lost her Marxist idealism. The decision taken, after three months in New York Edith Anderson returned home to East Berlin.
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For example, in the NIV, Psalm 26:3 reads, "For your love is ever before me, / and I walk continually in your truth." The TNIV reads, "For I have always been mindful of your unfailing love / and have lived in reliance on your faithfulness." There are a number of changes in this one verse, but of special note is the TNIV's translation of the Hebrew word ’emet. The TNIV translators took this word to mean more than simple honesty in Psalm 26:3, referring more specifically to reliability or trustworthiness.
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The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) issued a statement that said "the inciting of hatred against a faith of a people is very unfortunate," and that "[they] are fortunate and deeply appreciative that in Singapore, the media and the community at large have always been mindful of sensitivities… and have helped to promote racial and religious harmony across society." The Foreign Minister George Yeo and the Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Dr. Yaacob Ibrahim have similarly said that the incident shows the need to respect racial and religious sensitivities, have a "responsible media," and to cultivate good inter- religious relations and confidence beyond just legislation. Later, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said that the publication of the cartoons depicting Mohammad was provocative and wrong, but he expressed objection to violent response.
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The Phoenicians called it "Adon" (or "Lord"), from where the Greek cult "Adonis" took root. The cult of Ishtar and Tammuz may have been introduced to the Kingdom of Judah during the reign of King Manasseh and the Old Testament contains numerous allusions to them. Ezekiel's testimony is the only direct mention of Tammuz in the Hebrew Bible, but the cult of Tammuz may also be alluded to in : > "Because thou hast forgotten the God of thy salvation, and hast not been > mindful of the rock of thy strength, therefore shalt thou plant pleasant > plants, and shalt set it with strange slips: In the day shalt thou make thy > plant to grow, and in the morning shalt thou make thy seed to flourish: but > the harvest shall be a heap in the day of grief and of desperate sorrow." This passage may be describing the miniature gardens that women would plant in honor of Tammuz during his festival.
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