cognizable
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definition
adjective
The bank has reiterated that ‘no cognisable impact’ is anticipated in the financial markets on account of the dollar outflow.
perceptible; clearly identifiable.
These facts, together, add up to a cognizable malpractice claim.
within the jurisdiction of a court.
example
The mere meeting of competitors to exchange information, without this producing any 'cognizable' impact on the market, would not amount to a concerted practice.
The first lesson in diagnosis is, that this wrong finds a distinct and uniform expression in the outward manifestations of life, 'cognizable' by our senses.
These facts, together, add up to a 'cognizable' malpractice claim.
In such circumstances, a claim may be 'cognizable' under Article 3 which would fail under the Convention on Refugees.
It is natural for a metal, which is also endowed with a number of other qualities, like being divisible, portable, 'cognizable' , etc., to be the general medium of exchange.
We do not disagree with your Honour that in those circumstances such a group may nevertheless still be a 'cognisable' social group.
The bank has reiterated that ‘no 'cognisable' impact’ is anticipated in the financial markets on account of the dollar outflow.
What does one do if police station staff do not accept complaints in cases of 'cognisable' offences?
Cruelty against women was made a 'cognisable' crime in 1984 which is a great help to victims of domestic violence.
Each of these men could resort to the civil courts to enforce rights 'cognisable' in those courts.
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