Sentences with phrase «cognizance at»

Through cognizance at all times, you can catch yourself, and rewire for effectiveness.

Not exact matches

So, any new player, international or domestic, will take cognizance of this competition, and will look at what they can bring to the table before entering this space,» she said.

«At this time there is no specific threat to Scotland or Scottish communities, however I would ask our businesses and communities to take cognizance of this increase in the UK threat level and remain vigilant.

He wanted to take cognizance of this by compassion; and he was taken at his word.

Therefore, the Gunners must take that into cognizance a head of their visit to Old Trafford to collect all the 3 points that will be at stake in that would be epic big game encounter on Sunday evening and condemned Man Utd UCL playoffs.

Therefore, the Gunners must take that into cognizance a head of their visit to Old Trafford to collect all the 3 points that will be at stake in that would be epic big game encounter on Sunday evening and condemned Man Utd to UCL playoffs.

«We first took cognizance of your extreme love for the North when you courageously supported the then Jega - led INEC creation of additional 30,000 polling units, at a time southern leaders, led by former Vice President Alex Ekwueme, Chief Edwin Clark, Senator Femi Okuronmu and Bishop Bolanle Gbonigi, were strongly against it for favouring the North against the South.

That, with two exceptions, and these as limited as the nature of the service will permit, to each judicatory, cognizance be taken of all sorts of causes: those included, cognizance of which are at present taken by the aggregate of the several authorities by which judicature is exercised: which courts will have to be abolished, as soon as the causes respectively pending before them, shall have been disposed of.

There is also a greater appreciation and cognizance for its consequences, whether that be for a client or policy - at - large.