The Court has taken cognizance of the additional charge sheet.

(g) Cognizance of the annual budget of the League of Arab States.

Developing countries should also take cognizance of the resources available for training and education.

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

A witness is required to testify on facts of which he has cognizance and not on opinions.

The Convention takes cognizance of the possibility that an amendment might be authorized in advance by the beneficiary.

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

We regret that the United Nations did not take appropriate cognizance of the impending breach of peace in our region.

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 Report of the Secretary General of the Organization of the Islamic Conference contained in Document No.

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,

This principle makes it possible for the courts in all countries to take cognizance of an act constituting a crime against humanity.

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

Singapore hoped that the Special Rapporteur on religious tolerance would continue to take cognizance of that fundamental principle in carrying out his future work.

The notion of the needs of workers and the requirements of economic development has not been taken cognizance of when setting initial minimum wages.

The advance party also took cognizance of various reports that were appearing in the local newspapers in Lagos concerning the visit of the Special Rapporteurs.

Theoretically according to the principles in the national sources of law the courts should be able to take cognizance of Saami customary law if there is uncertainty or ambiguity.

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

Certainly this simultaneity in the cognizance of events, mass dissemination of practices and customs, and homogenization of consumption do not prevent commission of the most brutal violations of individual human rights.

Although there was a shift away from State liability, the Commission had taken full cognizance of the extensive damage often caused by hazardous activities and the fact that the operator's liability would be limited.

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.

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).

The Supreme Council took cognizance of the conclusions of the ninth meeting of Information Ministers, held in November 1998, and approved the recommendations submitted concerning support and encouragement for joint information activities carried out by the information organs of Council States.

26. In full cognizance of the contents of the present Guidelines, there may be instances in which, in the public interest or where the safety, health or enjoyment of human rights so demands, particular persons, groups and communities may be subject to resettlement.

Southern Africa was not at the same level as elsewhere in terms of programme development, and the introduction of such significant initiatives as APCI, while welcome, had to take cognizance of other national development priorities as well as UNIDO's level of engagement in the region.

If nuclear tests are a threat to non proliferation and disarmament, or if the imputation is that tests raise tensions, why did the Council not take cognizance of the more than 2,000 tests carried out over the last 50 years, including as recently as 1996?

The Committee notes, in this regard, that the author challenges the Supreme Court's jurisprudence that cognizance may be taken of tapped telephonic conversations involving a person entitled to decline evidence, even though section 125h, paragraph 2, provides that the reports on such conversations must be destroyed.

Taking cognizance of the convergence of information, communication and space technologies, ICC suggested that the secretariat prepare supporting documents on trends of space technology and infrastructure available for applications in the ESCAP priority areas of poverty alleviation, managing globalization and addressing emerging social issues, as well as a summary of the achievements of RESAP.

The Conference took cognizance of the recommendations of the Commission of Eminent Persons on developing the political, economic, security, cultural, and social conditions in the Islamic World, which will be submitted by the Chairman of the 10th Islamic Summit Conference to the Extraordinary Session of the Islamic Summit Conference scheduled to be held in Mecca later in 2005.

98. The observer for Estonia mentioned that her Government was increasingly taking cognizance of the international human rights standards addressing the right to a nationality and the issue of citizenship and would explore the matter systematically in cooperation with other European countries, as well as international and regional organizations, especially OSCE and its High Commissioner on National Minorities.

1. Recognizes the importance of the expansion of international trade as an engine of growth and development and, in this context, the need for expeditious and complete integration of developing countries into the international trading system in full cognizance of the opportunities and challenges of globalization and liberalization and taking into account the special needs of developing countries

6. Notes the concern of the Economic Cooperation Organization with respect to agriculture, industry and the health sector in the region, and appreciates the due cognizance taken by the organization of the development of the region, and in this regard welcomes the fact that the Economic Cooperation Organization decided to hold a ministerial meeting on agriculture in Islamabad in October 2001

Furthermore, the length of the investigation of complaints of police ill treatment should be shortened. 193. The Committee recommends that further legislative attention be paid to the strict enforcement of article 15 of the Convention and that all evidence obtained directly or indirectly by torture be strictly prevented from reaching the cognizance of the deciding judges in all judicial proceedings.

We are encouraged that the first phase of the reform of the United Nations system was launched when the Secretary General began to implement those measures that fall within his sphere of competence as chief administrative officer of our Organization. My Government has taken full cognizance of those measures, as well as of proposals for reform, and is carefully considering them in detail.

3. Stresses the need for Operation Lifeline Sudan to be operated and managed with a view to ensuring its efficiency, transparency and effectiveness, with the full involvement and cooperation of the Government of the Sudan, taking cognizance of the relevant Operation Lifeline Sudan agreements reached by the parties, as well as consultations in the preparation of the consolidated annual inter agency appeal for the Operation

The High Commissioner cannot be uninformed of the fact that, unlike the Eritrean Government s treatment of Ethiopians in Eritrea, whatever the Ethiopian Government has been doing with respect to Eritrean nationals in Ethiopia has been strictly within the law and in full compliance with principles of international humanitarian law and with full cognizance of and respect for the provisions of international treaties in the area of human rights.

The Supreme Council took cognizance of the agreement to establish the Joint Supreme Committee for Cooperation between Qatar and the United Arab Emirates signed in Doha on 17 Sha apos ban A.H. 1419 (6 December A.D. 1998), welcoming the agreement as beneficial to and in the best interests of the two countries and their fraternal peoples and as a positive and important step in support of Gulf Cooperation Council work and consonant with the lofty goals of Council States.