Sentences with phrase «cognizance of»

Good drivers with cognizance of the rules of the road are always safer than those who are reckless and not well aware of the best practices while driving.

The AA point of view, as set forth in the recognized literature of the movement, does not take full cognizance of the fact that personality factors such as selfishness, resentment, and hostility, which are controlled through the AA program, are actually symptoms of deeper problems of inadequacy, insecurity, and inner conflict.

I smell some elements of truth in it taken cognizance of how Hannah Tetteh discarded the official letters we sent to her.

Beside these points of interest, they furthermore repair the neuron, which like this gives assistance in cognizance of information data and reviewing it.

«It is heartening to observe that the leadership in various states has taken cognizance of feedback from public and other relevant associations on draft RERA and modified it to give a balanced view.»

It doesn't matter WHO you are, WHAT your religion is, WHAT your «sincere» intention was — when you put yourself on an airplane, in today's environment, with people of all nationalities, you are REQUIRED to show cognizance of and deference to the small bubble of society that ALL wish to make the trip and land safely.

To take cognizance of new insights into human sexuality from the life sciences is not, as some critics suggest, to contribute to the breakdown of morality.

His affirmation of the oneness of God and the ultimate oneness of God and the world has deepened in its paradoxical quality as he has taken more and more realistic cognizance of the evil of the world, but it has not wavered or weakened.

The children of light who do not take sufficient cognizance of the expansive character of man's freedom whereby an individual's or a group's self - interest may take the form of inordinate or unreasonable claims, believe that our impulses are manageable and amenable to rational control.

And after the 1951 basketball scandals, some states took cognizance of point - shaving and made it illegal.

It is an overarching cognizance of the world around you.»

The party has taken due cognizance of the fact that the government of His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo - Addo and His Excellency Alhaji Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia is very much on course to delivering on all the electoral promises we made to the good people of this country in the run - up to the 2016 general elections.

«On our part, NEMA, the Executive Secretary and the Zonal Coordinator of Hydrological Services Agency have already carried out a Hausa programme in Kaduna State Media Corporation KSMC, in cognizance of targeting these communities that are likely to be affected,» he said.

Your in - the - moment cognizance of your hand's location proves that neural signals must reach your brain extremely quickly.

Their chilly cognizance of themselves and one another is galling, at first, and this is precisely the point.

These are just a few examples of media reports that demonstrate cognizance of the threats posed by alternative providers, but awareness is just the first step.

Get started in the right direction by gaining cognizance of the factors you need to consider before waving the Green flag for mobile learning implementation in your organization.

Educators need to develop cognizance of themselves as part of a culture, understand that others may hold different cultural perspectives, and attend to the ways cultural identity impacts teaching and learning.

User interface can have an impact on learner's cognizance of whole learning event.

The most basic thing with your statement of purpose is to have a full cognizance of what is occurring to you.

Dutch artist Renzo Martens, who initiated the project alongside local Congolese social activist René Ngongo, claims cognizance of the ethical quagmire he's elicited.

Blurring the boundaries between objective and subjective landscapes as well as between human and non-human topographies, a cohort of contemporary Cypriot artists convey their own sophisticated percipience and cognizance of spatial ideologies.

His works invite multiple readings and challenge a restaging of events that is based solely on the individual cognizance of the viewer.

The paper notes that the development of policies to address the disadvantage of Indigenous Australians is best done in full cognizance of Australia's international human rights obligations, including the obligations arising from Australia's ratification of ICESCR.

This study highlights ways in which generative activities may be coupled with network - based technologies in the context of teacher preparation to enhance preservice teachers» cognizance of how their own experience as students provides a blueprint for the learning environments they may need to generate in their future classrooms.

In the analysis of observed phenomena, the validity of a conjecture can be tested over «a longer period of time by using historical data, including (with cognizance of the limits of accuracy) proxy assessment methods.

Of course, there's also been clamour for other artistes to win the category, which is normal but unfortunately, many commentators just express their rejection of Ebony and their support for others as Artiste of the year without taking cognizance of the critical element for winning — the category criteria.

Indeed, policymakers would welcome any upside inflation surprise and still not make major changes to the policy trajectory given their cognizance of premature tightening in the past.

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.

Drawing on Albert Schweitzer's use of the terms «optimistic» and «pessimistic» (to mean «world and life affirmation» and «world and life negation») Horney described her own philosophy as follows: «With all its cognizance of the tragic element in neurosis, [it] is an optimistic one.»