give heed

The judge is often regarded as the representative of the public and therefore should give heed to public opinions in law.

Come, and let us smite him with the tongue, and let us not give heed to any of his words.

In conversation, when about to utter some word, give heed to that gentle voice, mind the check and refrain from speech.

Therefore we ought to give heed more abundantly to the things which have been heard lest perhaps we drift away.

Give heed to me, O Jehovah, and hearken to the voice of them that contend with me.

I pray do never turn away thy light, give heed to me, and spring thy traps upon mine enemies, when I cry out to thee!

Nor to give heed to myths and unending genealogies , which produce questionings rather than God's economy, which is in faith .

Finally, relax, keep quiet and give heed to your own primal instincts.

Give heed to my call and we meet at the finish line in great jubilation, as said before.

So, how to give heed to the public opinions in order to promote judicial fairness is a practical problem for the judge.

Give heed to my reproof;