Having taken cognizance of

This court takes no cognizance of your blasphemy.

We must take cognizance of and respond to this important reality.

The Convention has also been able to take cognizance of geophysical particularities.

Having taken cognizance of the Secretary General's report on the Islamic Office for the Boycott of Israel,

Having taken cognizance, with grave concern, of the food crisis currently prevailing in the Republic of Niger

Having taken cognizance of the note by the General Secretariat and the recommendation by the Political Committee,

Taking cognizance of the establishment of the African Economic Community and the need to ensure its operation,

Having taken cognizance of the Russian Federation's keenness to develop its cooperative relations with the Organization of the Islamic Conference

The estimate does not take cognizance of the differences in the technological maturity of the different offices away from Headquarters.

Taking cognizance of the OIC Trust Fund for the assistance of the people of Afghanistan and the commencement of its operation

Having taken cognizance of the Peace Declaration signed at Nairobi on 24 March 1994 by the leaders of the Somali factions,

Besides some technical updates, the draft resolution takes cognizance of the steps taken by States to implement Security Council resolution 1540 (2004).

Having taken cognizance of the growing number of applications for observer status or full membership of the Organization of the Islamic Conference,

While the world changes under our very eyes, we are unable to grasp and take cognizance of the laws that govern such change.

Having taken cognizance of the activities of the Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) and the Organization of the Islamic Shipowners' Association (OISA)

Just a few days ago, we took cognizance of the report of the Secretary General on the work of the Organization (A 48 1).

71. The Working Group noted that the Constitution contained far reaching provisions which took cognizance of international instruments, in order to safeguard human rights.

The challenges are common, but uniform solutions, to be successfully implemented, keeping in view considerations of equity, must necessarily take cognizance of national situations.

Algeria subscribes to these principles in full cognizance and hopes in this way to contribute to their universality. It accepts its full responsibility in this domain.

44. An international cooperative framework to combat terrorism must necessarily take cognizance of the growing linkage between the activities of terrorist groups and international drug traffickers.

Having taken cognizance of the Report of the Secretary General of the Organization of the Islamic Conference contained in Document No. OIC ICFM 32 2005 ORG SG.REP.1

Early on, the United Nations took cognizance of the situation in Lebanon, as attested to by the many resolutions adopted by the Security Council on the Lebanese crisis.

The United Nations is obliged to take cognizance of such disputes, specially when they involve violations of the United Nations Charter and the non implementation of Security Council resolutions.

We take cognizance of a number of such Territories that have won the right to determine their own future in recent years with significant assistance from the United Nations.

The Conference took cognizance of PFC's report on Member States' contributions and arrears, and decided in favour of a progressive implementation of a number of steps towards defaulting Member states.

Having taken cognizance of the report of the 20th Session of the Islamic Committee of the International Crescent which took place in Sana'a, Republic of Yemen, 5 6 December, 2004

My delegation takes cognizance of the START I and II Treaties negotiated bilaterally between the United States and the then Soviet Union now between the United States and the Russian Federation.

We urge the Committee to take cognizance of the urgency of resolving the East Timor question and accept the following recommendations as part of the steps that the United Nations will undertake.

Their requests have equal force and, indeed, the Chairman of the Committee and the Secretariat, both in New York and in Vienna, have taken full cognizance of the fact and are acting accordingly.

They emphasized that the protection and promotion of human rights in the international community should take cognizance of the principles of respect for national sovereignty, territorial integrity and non interference in the internal affairs of States.

Your statue spouting blood in many pipes, in which so many smiling Romans bathed, signifies that, from you, great Rome shall suck reviving blood, and that great men shall press for tinctures, stains, relics and cognizance.

Questions were raised as to whether the current framework of monitoring and implementation of the goals takes cognizance of the urban and the local dimensions, or whether it should focus on global, regional, national and local levels.

In other words, when the General Assembly considers the report it is not only taking cognizance of issues of the greatest interest to the entire international community, but is also fulfilling responsibilities entrusted to it by the Charter.

Furthermore, taking cognizance of the needs of different regions, the MTPF for 2006 2009 provides for a greater regional differentiation in the provision of its services, as discussed in greater detail in a separate conference room paper (GC.11 CRP.3).

Having taken cognizance of note No. B.D.J. 1 10 101 dated 19 March 1994 from the Permanent Mission of the Sudan to the League of Arab States, the note by the General Secretariat and the recommendation by the Political Committee,

We are now resolved to ensure that future adjustment programmes are designed and implemented in a manner that takes due cognizance of the special needs of the vulnerable groups of our society as well as the social requirements of development.

Yet, in the view of my delegation, it would be particularly appropriate if the Council found it possible in future reports to take cognizance of the considered views of the general membership of the United Nations, including the permanent members of the Council.

Unless all parties concerned take cognizance of the legitimate demands of the Bosnian people, peace will remain elusive in the entire Balkan region, and thus the security of the area as well as that of the world at large will continue to be in jeopardy.

(d) That cognizance be taken that the Government of the Sudan is in no position to cooperate with Mr. Gáspár Bíró because of the contempt he has shown for Islam and his lack of professionalism and lack of impartiality, as well as his hostile attitude

We take cognizance of the conviction and the resourcefulness of UNFPA apos s leadership, as personified by its able Executive Director, Mrs. Nafis Sadik, who worked tirelessly and courageously, together with a highly qualified and motivated staff, to make the Cairo Conference a reality and a success.

We take cognizance of this report, which, among other things, acknowledges the impossibility of achieving uniform application of the Madrid Protocol, which calls for the development of a comprehensive regime for the conservation of the Antarctic environment and dependent and associated ecosystems, in the interest of the global community.

It was in cognizance of this fact that the Secretary General, through his spokesman, had stated, on 11 September 1990, that the question of EC membership for Cyprus constitutes one of the issues that should be negotiated and agreed upon between the two sides within the framework of an overall settlement.

The delegation of the Republic of Zaire, headed by me at the forty eighth regular session of the General Assembly, has taken cognizance of the letter of 11 October 1993 (A 48 493) addressed to you by the Permanent Mission of Belgium on behalf of the Council of the European Communities.

The Commission has taken cognizance of the memorandum, observations and other materials communicated by the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and the Republic of Slovenia, which have been passed on to all the successor States of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.