Sentence examples for cognisance was from inspiring English sources

The findings of the current evaluation clearly indicate that, while cognisance was given to the need for follow-up and monitoring at the planning stage by all stakeholders, in reality, this was rarely implemented.

For as the cause ought only to be proportioned to the effect, and the effect, so far as it falls under our cognisance, is not infinite; what pretensions have we, upon your suppositions, to ascribe that attribute to the divine Being?

Cognisance must be taken of these socio-cultural issues as they may hinder the implementation of any effective intervention aimed at preventing NCDs.

Cognisance should also be taken of home brewers who represent competition on our intended market.

Cognisance should also be taken of limitations of the current knowledge of T-cell function demonstrated by the inconsistency of experimental results.

There is much Aristotle did not discuss at all and indeed much that was outside his cognisance.

Based on this spatiotemporal cognisance, a customized cellular automaton (CA) model was built that embeds the trends of changes while predicting future patterns.

All data were analysed taking cognisance of the context in which care was delivered, and the factors that facilitate or impede practitioners in the field.

The opening hours did probably increase the respite between waves of cognisance, but the merest scent of apparent pleasure was followed by an immediate reminder that such sensations were outside of my ambit.

Recruiters' cognisance that recruitment may do harm to source countries was accompanied by a strong suggestion of a dilemma that recruiters faced: "... those countries need these health professionals, and then there's the other side with us trying to recruit to meet our own need... you have those ethical concerns".

If Westminster didn't bother to take cognisance either of the shuttlefolk, or of their Icarus-like fall, that was its funeral.