| This interpretation is a mistake because it takes no cognisance of the earlier attempts to make the abuse known. |
| However, meeting these challenges must also include cognisance of Ireland's older ethnic minorities. |
| Any discreet watching brief must take full cognisance of an individual's right to privacy and independence. |
| His Majesty had cognisance of it, and forbade the publication of the names. |
| So whether I like it or not, I have to take cognisance of what he concocts in his own little mind. |
| The school authorities too were inquiring into the matter when the board took cognisance of the complaint. |
