Examples of 'taken cognizance' in a sentence
Meaning of "taken cognizance"
The phrase 'taken cognizance' is often used in legal contexts to indicate when a court or authority has considered a matter or taken notice of it
How to use "taken cognizance" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
taken cognizance
Justice authorities have taken cognizance of the crime.
Having taken cognizance of the report of the OIC SecretaryGeneral on the subject.
The client acknowledges to have taken cognizance of the important notice.
Having taken cognizance of the report of the Committee to Support the Jamahiriya.
The civil causes of exempted persons which may be taken cognizance of by bishops.
Having taken cognizance of.
That is something that I think the Council has taken cognizance of.
Atholi police has taken cognizance of the accident.
Having taken cognizance of the report submitted by the Secretary-General on the subject ;.
The Council of the League, Having taken cognizance of.
The CBI has taken cognizance of the SFIO.
Have taken cognizance of Google 's confidentiality rules.
Seller declares to have taken cognizance of these auction conditions.
Have you taken cognizance of all the future expenses that may come unexpected?
The Superintendent of Police has taken cognizance of threatening the woman and her husband.
See also
Having taken cognizance of the candidacies submitted by the Member States in this context ;.
In fact, the NCCA has not taken cognizance of the issue nor issued an opinion.
Having taken cognizance of the report submitted by the Secretary General on the subject ;.
The General Assembly, Having taken cognizance of the report of the Secretary-General, 1.
Having taken cognizance of the applications for affiliate membership received by the Secretary General, 5.
You have not taken cognizance of me yet, have you?
Having taken cognizance of the applications for affiliate membership received by the Secretary-General, 5.
The General Assembly, Having taken cognizance of the report presented by the Secretary-General, 1.
Having taken cognizance with regret of Norway 's withdrawal within a year of notification, 2.
The Executive Council, Having taken cognizance of the report presented by the Secretary-General, 1.
Having taken cognizance of Resolution ( 1 ) adopted by the Nineteenth Session of COMCEC on the matter ;.
The General Assembly, Having taken cognizance of the report of the Secretary-General on this matter, 1.
Having taken cognizance of Resolution ( 1 ) adopted by the Seventeenth Session of COMCEC on the matter ;.
The Executive Council, Having taken cognizance of the report of the Secretary-General on this matter, 1.
Government has taken cognizance of the multi-sectoral problems of desertification.
The Court has taken cognizance of the additional charge-sheet.
The Court has taken cognizance of the additional charge - sheet.
Having taken cognizance of the addendum to this document, 3.
You'll also be interested in:
Examples of using Taken
Show more
Measures had been taken to strengthen the judiciary
A taken male instantly becomes an unavailable male
I am sorry to have taken up all your time
Examples of using Cognizance
Show more
This court takes no cognizance of your blasphemy
Cognizance of the guests who have come in
Others still are showing signs of cognizance or recognition
