Bear his advice in mind.

Now, bear in mind, we had him on the run, Jerry.

You must bear it in mind.

Bear in mind what he said.

Let us bear in mind future generations.

Members should bear that in mind as well.

Bear in mind there are two things about this.

Bear in mind, ladies and gents, this was 1960.

I will bear this in mind in the future.

During that assessment, we must bear in mind that pressure on UNOCI's resources will only increase.

Bear in mind, there are no nerves in the teeth.

For any one who desires to bear it in mind,

For any one who desires to bear it in mind,

Sustained. Instruct jury, bear in mind activity not yet known.

Frank, you ought to bear in mind Mr. Barrett's record.

Bear in mind, these people are completely normal in other respects.

And just how brave he was in 1960, bear in mind.

She hoped that the Government would bear that appeal in mind.

There are some operational guidelines we must bear in mind here.

The public authorities are required to bear article 19 in mind.

As it is, we've just got to bear it in mind.

Just bear in mind that we're doing this on a purely volunteer basis and all of our staff.

Whoever wants to win my gratitude shall bear my sorrow in mind!

Whoever wants to win my gratitude shall bear my sorrow in mind!

There's just one thing I'd like you gentlemen to bear in mind.

And bear in mind, I'm talking of most of the world's land now.

In voting, therefore, we will fully bear in mind what occurred last May.

They will have to bear in mind the major objective of national reconciliation.

Mr. Broderick, bear in mind that it's not me you're touching but Sylvia.

Bear in mind this was an ultrasound, so it would have been moving images.

The Committee should bear that in mind in its proposals for such a body.

And bear in mind, I'm talking of most of the world's land now. Okay?

Bear in mind, your fate is determined by the greatest power in this world.

Bear in mind she's a foreigner, so prepare for hysterics, even a fainting spell.

He urged the representatives to bear in mind three themes, namely, progress, partnerships and coherence.

This is why we should bear in mind what President Shi Jiuyong stated in his address to the Sixth Committee on 5 November 2004.

It is important to bear in mind that at present there are no weapons in outer space.

There was a need to bear in mind the broader framework in which United Nations peacekeeping operated.

He said to me, and bear in mind we were a few hundred miles behind enemy lines,

The Working Group strongly urged all Governments to bear in mind those considerations when deciding on the level of their contributions to UNRWA for 1997.

He also requests all Parties to bear in mind that contributions to the core budget are due on 1 January of the year in question.

And we should bear in mind here that these projections were drawn up before the Western financial crisis.

There is no doubt in my mind that Māori continue to bear the scars of colonisation (Mikaere 2004).

I also urge all parties to bear in mind, and make greater use of, the Court's advisory powers.

In doing so, it should bear in mind the staffing and financial implications of some of these proposals.