Cognizance

Clearly, under the law, the agency that has cognizance is the NBDB. ❋ Unknown (2009)

However, we have here much the same management of Paul's case as we had in the foregoing chapter; cognizance is here taken of it, I. ❋ Unknown (1721)

The first who came under his cognizance was a poor fellow just freed of a fever, which bad weakened him so much that he could hardly stand. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Gnosis expresses the idea of cognizance by intuition, 771-m. ❋ Albert Pike (1850)

It is also the number of the _gnosis_, a word adopted in lieu of _Science_, and expressing only the idea of cognizance by intuition. ❋ Albert Pike (1850)

But I tell you those that will do so, and that will not make restitution when they have done wrong, or taken away their neighbor's goods, they are not in the livery of Christ, they are not his servants; let them go as they will in this world, yet for all that they are foul and filthy enough before God; they stink before His face; and therefore they shall be cast from His presence into everlasting fire; this shall be all their good cheer that they shall have, because they have not the livery of Christ, nor His cognizance, which is love. ❋ Grenville Kleiser (1910)

The lesson is that the government's jurisdiction ("cognizance") over the church is limited, as civil government is without authority to actively support (or interfere with internal matters of) organized religion, all to the mutual benefit of church and state. ❋ Mary L. Dudziak (2008)

"Foi!" said Mr. Latz, by way of -- somewhat unduly perhaps -- expressing his own kind of cognizance of the scented trail. ❋ Various (1915)

Any kind of cognizance of an indescribable excess in the joy of the bath, any kind of ardour or thirst which perpetually impels the soul out of night into the morning, and out of gloom, out of "affliction" into clearness, brightness, depth, and refinement: -- just as much as such a tendency DISTINGUISHES -- it is a noble tendency -- it also ❋ Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche (1872)

And from the direct cognizance of that Oneness, we endeavor to align and develop the many different dimensions of our own being. ❋ Andrew Z. Cohen (2010)

Obviously events over the weekend and yesterday are very serious, and in our view the Security Council should take cognizance of that. ❋ Unknown (2011)

If it did, and the crash occurred again, but they maintained their cognizance of the past that would be cool. ❋ Unknown (2009)

These were matters of “ecclesiastical cognizance, not legal issues for the civil courts and juries.” ❋ Lisa Davis (2011)

In overturning the officer's conviction by a 3 to 1 margin, the appellate court majority found that, "In evaluating the propriety and reasonableness of the actions by the police, we must take cognizance of the realities of urban life in relation to the dangers to which officers are exposed daily, which often require split-second decisions, with life or death consequences." ❋ Sean Gardiner (2011)

For the most part, this "substitution" has taken place outside of the cognizance of the public and, potentially, Congress.9 ❋ David Isenberg (2011)

A gazillionaire software maker warned that ignoring the problem would make matters worse: "If we don't take cognizance of it and try to solve this problem, it can create a chaotic upheaval globally." ❋ Monika Mitchell (2012)