Übersetzung für "Take cognizance of " (Englisch → Französisch) :

. The Commission takes cognizance of the aid notified in this framework and, if appropriate, gives its agreement.

and to the belief that Parliament, in the interest of public confidence and integrity, should take cognizance of these matters and take these matters into Parliament's consideration.

(c) take cognizance of any infringements found and penalties applied;

Where it is clear that the Court of First Instance has no jurisdiction to take cognizance of an action or where the action is manifestly inadmissible, the Court of First Instance may, by reasoned order, after hearing the Advocate-General and without taking further steps in the proceedings, give a decision on the action.

Resuming debate on the inquiry of the Honourable Senator Cools, calling the attention of the Senate to the Airbus Affair and the accusations against Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney contained in a Department of Justice document that Mr. Mulroney was, " involved in a criminal conspiracy to accept payments for influencing Air Canada's decision to buy airplanes from Airbus" ; and to the fact that this affair is causing deformity, embarrassment to and suspicion of the system; and to the handling of these matters; and to the erosion of parliamentary process; and to the damage caused to parliamentary government, to the Prime Minister's Office, to the principle of ministerial responsibility, and to Parliament, and to Senators, including my ...[+++]self, who voted on Bill C-129, the bill to privatize Air Canada, on August 4, 1988, in the Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and Commerce; and to the belief that Parliament, in the interest of public confidence and integrity, should take cognizance of these matters and take these matters into Parliament's consideration.

The Honourable Senator Cools called the attention of the Senate to the Airbus Affair and the accusations against Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney contained in a Department of Justice document that Mr. Mulroney was, " involved in a criminal conspiracy to accept payments for influencing Air Canada's decision to buy airplanes from Airbus" ; and to the fact that this affair is causing deformity, embarrassment to and suspicion of the system; and to the handling of these matters; and to the erosion of parliamentary process; and to the damage caused to parliamentary government, to the Prime Minister's Office, to the principle of ministerial responsibility, and to Parliament, and to Senators, including myself, who voted on Bill C-129, the b ...[+++]ill to privatize Air Canada, on August 4, 1988, in the Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and Commerce; and to the belief that Parliament, in the interest of public confidence and integrity, should take cognizance of these matters and take these matters into Parliament's consideration.