Sentence examples for * the cognizance from inspiring English sources

That is just the "cognizance" of religion Madison called a usurpation by the state.

Madison said that religion is "not within the cognizance of civil government".

This deficit can be corrected by rigid editorship and the cognizance of authors.

Philosophical enquiries regarding the manifestation of behaviour and the cognizance of one's existence all involve the brain, an organ around which many more questions exist than answers.

Although salvific happiness in not attainable in this life, John describes three necessary conditions for its attainment: we must "worship God, attend to the justifications of the Lord, and delight in the cognizance of one's own good works" (Poli VIII 8 n158).

It is ultimately the love of beauty in the soul of the individual, combined with the cognizance that one lacks it in its entirety, that moves not only the soul of the individual, but also the entire cosmos.

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Hu and Bajorath's update on compound promiscuity in public compound bioactivity databases is timely with the increasing cognizance of polypharmacology and its role in the efficacy and safety of drugs.

Because we do not provide exhaustive curation, proper interpretation requires the user's cognizance of the metabolic pathways, as well as an understanding of KEGG annotation and vocabulary.

And this dip is more pragmatic than ideological, reflecting a growing cognizance of the infeasible fiscal trajectories of these programmes.

I think we all must take cognizance of the fact that this is a threat and work on it together — not against one another".