Examples of using Cognisance in English and their translations into German
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In cognisance of this masque, we should ask.
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I have taken cognisance of the opinions expressed here.
The first reading will be timewhen the final decisions are taken, and cognisance has been taken of that.
The Commission has also taken cognisance of these two reports with great pleasure.
I put questions about useful things, problems of my life course, if I am not mistaken in my mystic cognisance, and so on.
We took cognisance of that proposal in the Committee on Constitutional Affairs.
In the third stage of the procedure, the Commission takes cognisance of the observations submitted by the complainant.
We should take cognisance of the influence that China has in that developing world.
The Commission will grant the EP andthe Council a period of one month to take cognisance of the outcome of the selection process.
According to this judgment, any cognisance, recording and utilisation of com-munications data by the state constitutes an encroachment on basic rights.
The fact that the Convention Secretariat works on the premises of the Council does not mean that the documents produced by the Conventionare Council documents or even within its cognisance.
These measures were decided by the participants in full cognisance and acceptance of the General Assembly's recommendations.
We certainly have taken due cognisance of the wishes expressed by this Parliament, and we have done our best to integrate them in the proposals that are now in front of you, as noted by Mr Huhne.
If within the private premises of the convicted person data concerning his whereabouts extending beyond the fact of his presence iscollected, this data may not be used and shall be deleted without delay after cognisance.
Thus, all subcontractors required on such an occasion to take cognisance of such data shall be subject to an obligation of confidentiality.
The second Volume takes cognisance of the fact that the problems that bedevil Kenya as a nation go far beyond questions of culture and identity that Volume 1 dealt with.
Identity of the revolutionary situation of a country with the world revolutionary situation to ease and to accelerate their coincidence, conformance,identicalness by cognisance and application according to the principles of their development!
The traveller acknowledges to have taken cognisance of the contract on committing to the rental contract and accepts all conditions mentioned.
In the alternative, it submits that implicit in the obligation incumbent on the Commission, under the system for monitoring steel quotas, to take account of aidgranted previously is the obligation to take cognisance of the annual reports which have been sent to it.
In the event of such a case, Supplier will endeavour to limit its cognisance of information as much as possible insofar as this lies within its power.
It was taken cognisance of by our April Conference, which put forward the slogans,"a Soviet Republic"(the political form of the dictatorship of the proletariat), and the nationalisation of banks and syndicates a basic measure in the transition towards socialism.
If the person concerned, defence counsel and the representative of the public prosecution office beingpresent at the main hearing have taken cognisance of the wording of the document or had an opportunity to do so, it shall be sufficient to include a statement to that effect in the record.
In Madrid, the European Council took cognisance of two Commission reports on progress inimplementing the preaccession strategy and onthe various possible strategies for building onrelations between the Union and the associatedcountries in agriculture with accession inprospect.
His Majesty hopes that when Your Highness has taken cognisance of the arguments we have brought with us you will write to the queen to urge her compliance.
The European Council has also taken cognisance of the unilateral declaration of Ireland(Annex 3), which will be associated with the Irish instrument of ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon.
The sooner our education system is revamped, to take cognisance of this fact and the quicker parents accept this, the better it would be for a country that needs every productive mind to rise to its creative best.
I can assure my Irish colleagues thatthe vignette proposal is being made in full cognisance of the euro-vignette directive and is likely to be along similar lines to those already in place, as Commissioner Vitorino explained, in many of the present Member States of the European Union.
Once the agreement has been concluded,if the supplier receives cognisance of facts which indicate a severe worsening of the ordering party's financial situation, which in his commercial view may endanger his chances of claiming payment, up to the time of his delivery or providing the service agreed he may require the lodgement of a suitable guarantee within a reasonable period or call for payment on delivery.