Sentence examples for give cognisance from inspiring English sources
In May 2003, the United Kingdom and South African governments signed a MoU to "give cognisance to the existing commitment of the United Kingdom to ethical international workforce policies and practices……South African health personnel can spend a mutually agreed period of time on education and practice in organizations providing National Health Services" [ 22].
It says: "The recommended remuneration for these roles has been set after rigorous comparison of the external marketplace and gives full cognisance to levels of medical pay at the upper end of the scale.
Lessons learned from Phase I must be given full cognisance and internalised before the planning of Phase II begins.
Therefore you have to have cognisance of these things when you're pursuing public policy".
"Equally, they've got to have cognisance of the fact that we're talking about a huge institution, part of the fabric of the Scottish nation as well as Scottish football, and everybody realises that.
Good collaborative/integrated care must have cognisance of community and personal resilience, including self-care, and should universally promote smoking cessation as we now know that smoking cessation is associated with a reduction in depression, anxiety and stress and associated with improved mood and quality of life [ 39].
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.
