Sentences with word «cognisance»

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«It will also take cognisance of special groups such as the vulnerable and people living with disabilities with a well - structured framework for project delivery.

Credible source informed the Nigerian Tribune that the development became expedient with a view to resolving lingering crisis rocking the party, taking into cognisance next February's gubernatorial poll, which the party would not want to leave to chances.

He said, «I will say it is inadequate and I will also add that it is inaccurate in the sense that when the President Muhammadu Buhari - led government came in, the idea of providing rail infrastructure as approved initially — from Lagos to Calabar and Lagos to Kano — took into cognisance Aba and Onitsha.

The legal argument was that «the exclusive cognisance of parliament had to be protected».

I took the decision because taking full cognisance of the several cases in court as a lawyer and without delving into any analysis here for obvious reasons, I am convinced Sheriff will soon be vindicated by the court as National Chairman.

The various governing bodies of each sport have recommendations on slopes and falls on playing surfaces for their sport and due cognisance should be taken of these requirements when planning a new facility.

«We have ambitious targets that we are certain that can be met by maintaining cognisance of the niche market in which we operate and catering to unique needs of travellers from South Africa.

«So, we brought it to council today to ratify and of course, taking into cognisance the exchange rate and inflation that has increased the cost of completion of the terminal building.

Olisa Agbakoba, SAN, declared: any court ruling on present corruption cases should take cognisance of law as it takes of public opinion.

Sex and relationship programmes now have to take cognisance of the recently published sexual orientation regulations (SOR) and Human Rights Convention which propose equivalence between sexual lifestyles.

Those outside the Catholic community in England and Wales who work in this area have begun to take cognisance of the Church's contribution to the current debate on sex and relationship education.

Before we criticise the Arsenal management let's us take cognisance of these facts.

BUT — and this is a big but, obviously — when a continental decision is taken without any cognisance of the effect that it would have on the WORLD game,

The People's Forum - Ghana has taken cognisance of the call by HE the President to engage the Flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party, Hon Nana Addo Dankwah Akufo Addo in a debate on issues and facts about the economy and we wish to take up the task of making this unprecedented battle of facts a reality.

«Nigeria faces some fundamental issues some us may not even take cognisance of.

«The report did not take into cognisance the significant improvement in the areas of Capacity Building, Training and Re-training of the entire personnel of the Force as provided for by the current Federal Government of Nigeria and other Foreign and Local NGOs which has greatly improved the efficiency and service delivery of the personnel of the Force throughout the country.

We have taken cognisance of the fact that petrol prices went up by some 28 % this year which would have warranted a commensurate increase in transport fares.

«We take cognisance of the judgment by the court in Abuja which ordered the acting chairman to vacate office for any other person from the North - East zone of Nigeria.

The present scenario in PAP calls for concern taking cognisance of the advent of the general election, which is coming up early next year.»

The counsel prayed the court to take cognisance of the offences of criminal conspiracy contrary to Section 97 (1) of the Penal Code and belonging to terrorist group contrary to Section four of the Terrorism (Prevention)(Amendment) Act 2013.

The council, in its assignment, is also expected to take cognisance of regional and global policies as well as trends which have implications on Nigeria's food security.

«It is funny that the EFCC, in the bid to carry out its usual hatchet job against Governor Fayose, failed to take into cognisance the subsisting court order, which forbids any official of the Ekiti State government from being arrested by the EFCC.

Shema's lead counsel, Joseph Daudu, SAN, had while arguing the bail application urged the court to take cognisance of the fact that the ex-governor was once the chief executive of Katsina State for eight years and is also a senior lawyer.

I had a cognisance of that, but no visceral sense of it.

Is this simply a puzzle game used to test the cognisance of the player?

Currently, those citizens who represent the principal inspiration for the OC (LiPs and small businesses) do not necessarily possess the knowledge of court procedure, the awareness of ADR processes available to them, or the cognisance of substantive and procedural law required to make the system effective.

The 25th section of the judiciary act has made it our duty to take cognisance of writs of error from state courts, in cases of the most important and delicate nature.

It is important to take cognisance of political considerations, anti-trust & competition issues, as well as the employment & labour issues.

The HLCC should perhaps have been a little more alert and taken cognisance of the differences between Sebi and IRDA; after all they had surfaced some time back, and in January Sebi issued show cause notices to life insurers.

IRDA, the insurance regulator, taking cognisance of such complaints, modified the ULIP guidelines in 2010 to curb this rampant mis - selling, make ULIPs customer friendly and promote ULIPs as a long term protection and savings tool.

One hopes that the Supreme Court will take cognisance of all the ills and deaths that have resulted from the ill - thought imposition of Aadhaar

This bodes well, she believes, for ensuring that residential property in the CBD remains within realistic levels, and will hopefully also begin to encourage developers to take cognisance of the need for more affordable units that could accommodate those in the CBD workforce who find themselves in the «missing middle».