Significados de take cognisance en inglés

The situation has now changed and the Government must take cognisance of that.

His Excellency had deigned to take cognisance of it with his own eyes.

Of these I do not for my immediate purpose propose to take cognisance.

There is hardly a garden without slugs and snails, so we must take cognisance of them.

Can your Act take cognisance of all these?

To take cognisance of the literature that grows up around the Stage, especially criticism in other quarters.

In your case, the courts will also have to take cognisance of you, your livelihood and your inheritance.

There was none but the Invisible who could take cognisance of her passion on assuming her new garb.

In Punjab, for instance, I do not think we should take cognisance unless the death toll is above 10.

Consumers are increasingly aware of what they feed their bodies, and so restaurants need to take cognisance of this and provide dishes accordingly.

This was done, but the attorney-general replied that the matter being entirely ecclesiastical the Parliament was not competent to take cognisance of it.

Next it crosses the boundary which divides human from divine law, and crimes from sins, to take cognisance of unspoken and unacted desires.

We know that the present body conditions our knowledge, and that our senses do not take cognisance of all the qualities of material things.

In their letter the doctors expressed their belief that 'the current public health policies lack definitive direction and do not take cognisance of current data'.

But I doubt whether it has yet taken that distinct form which it must assume in order that the House may take cognisance of it.

To refuse to take cognisance of the fresh spontaneity of feeling and intuition is to rob life of its higher joys and its deeper meanings.