Cognizant

While civil society believes that the World Bank's access to information policy raised the bar among the various information disclosure policies of the international financial institutions, it is important to also remain cognizant of the end goal of such policies: improved development outcomes and participation. ❋ Chad Dobson (2010)

So we focusing to stall by way of that crumb in cognizant and reconcile you with the cheapest habitual possible. ❋ Unknown (2007)

They also said they are "cognizant" of the risks created by accelerated capital inflows to the region and said they will continue to monitor these, a source of concern — especially for countries with high interest rates like Indonesia that have seen a buildup of volatile flows in recent months. ❋ David Roman (2010)

Not just that - people are also more "cognizant" of investing. ❋ Unknown (2008)

"She was really carefully, artfully calibrating not to part with the president" while at the same time being "cognizant" of her role as a mother. ❋ Unknown (2007)

'She was really carefully, artfully calibrating not to part with the president' while at the same time being 'cognizant' of her role as a mother. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Reynolds in New Mexico, the theater of his difficulties, and they respectfully urge their conviction that were the President "cognizant," as many of them declare themselves to be, of the circumstances "under which Captain Reynolds was made responsible for public property over which he had no control," that he could feel no hesitation about restoring him to the service. ❋ Unknown (1878)

We're kind of cognizant and days like today remind us that we're not out of the woods yet in terms of this market environment. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In February, Kelso said he was "cognizant" of California's budget realities and offered a series of scaled-down long-term care options. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Charles: Using "cognizant" when "aware" would work just fine is another example of ... ❋ Unknown (2009)

President Obama is eager to resolve the Israeli-Palestine conundrum, cognizant of the urgency, as President Mahmoud Abbas seeks a UN vote on nationhood for Palestine in September. ❋ Shahnaz Taplin-Chinoy (2011)

I too, may have been cognizant of the farmer coming and came to full draw preparing for an attempt when opportunity showed itself. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"Samsung, HTC Corp. and Motorola are very cognizant of the enterprise, and they're really turning their focus on that segment for growth," said Fared Adib , vice president of product development for Sprint Nextel Corp., the No. 3 U.S. wireless carrier. ❋ Anton Troianovski (2011)

Whether you are cognizant of it on a daily basis or not, the freedom you enjoy to travel the web and sample a variety of content on an equally available basis comes because of some core values that have long been in place. ❋ Jason Linkins (2011)

[Cognizant] of the fact that it was getting late, [the master] of ceremonies [cut short] the last speech. ❋ Larstait (2003)

You [must be] cognizant of [the process] [changes]. ❋ Djteezy (2018)

Significant other, "Honey, [how did it go] at work today?" Tired [worker's] response, "[Cognizance]!" ❋ L.c.sparky (2008)

[Ted] cognizized [the knowledge] to [Mckay] ❋ Ted (2005)

Dean: I only did [Keto] for a week before I [binged] on a dozen Krispy Kreme’s. That last one didn’t appreciate it much. Sam: Last one? Last donut? Dean: Yeah, you could tell he was pissed? Sam: Dude, those are [cognizant carbs]. The guilt got to you. ❋ Darren Besert (2018)

someone with [long black] hair and [weird] [fingernails] is a cognizent pickle. ❋ Richard Free Man (2006)

While wearing his binder Ryan felt a euphoric sense of gender [cognizance]. [Esmeralda] felt [gender cognizant] at a young age; however, the feelings of dysphoria really amplified during her teen years. ❋ Ambientman (2020)

His cognizantation wasn't [up-to-date] so he didn't know to [get on] [the train]. ❋ Natedaogg (2018)