"We wanted to send a message that even if there's possible wrongdoing, even in another state, we're going to take cognizance of that in the city of New York, " said First Deputy Mayor Peter J . Powers.
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"Some of the work was obviously better than others, but even so, it's such a wonderful idea that a big real estate enterprise takes cognizance of our artists and the artistic legacy of the city, " she said.
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However distasteful it may be for him, he should take cognizance of the fact that most of the world, including Israel's closest friends, see an end to settlement-building as part and parcel of an end to ever escalating violence.
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"I personally don't consider this a good solution of the problem . . . but it's the policy of a sovereign state, and we have to take cognizance of it, " the news agency CTK quoted him as saying.
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Chief Justice Maria Lourdes P . A . Sereno, in her dissent, affirmed that the Court must take cognizance of the issues presented in order to preserve the Constitution as well as the judiciary s own prerogatives under the Constitution.
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Bhat termed the talks Saturday with Jethmalani as a " fruitful first step " and added that he would try to impress on militant groups fighting Indian security forces " to take cognizance of the dialogue to settle Kashmir dispute ."
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Paul was one of the theologians called to Rome in 1427 by Pope Martin V, to take cognizance of the charges brought against St . Bernardino of Siena, occasioned by Bernardino's use of inscriptions of the name of Jesus in worship.
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"People are taking cognizance of the market's roller coastering, " said Linda Hodge, a broker with Preferred Properties in Greenwich, but she was quick to add that they are " not flocking like lemmings to cut the price of their house ."
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Parliament should trust the judiciary to do its duty fairly, fearlessly, impartially and objectively and to take cognizance of the changed philosophy which Parliament proposed to adopt in recognising the importance, the urgency and the significance of implementing the Directive Principles in question ".
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The Senate is responsible for taking cognizance of the charges brought by the House of Representatives against the President ( or whoever replaces him / her ) and members of the " Comisi�n de Aforados " even if they may have ceased to exercise their functions.
