Sentence examples for Given due notice from inspiring English sources
Recently the landslide failures in Hulu Langat (2011) and Bukit Antarabangsa (2008) have been given due notice by the government to mitigate serious occurrence.
The couple had given due notice of their claim and were accompanied by a large crowd of onlookers.
Failure to give due notice of nonreappointment does not confer tenure.
Israel says it gives due notice of attack – by phone, text messages, leaflet drops and "warning missiles" – to give civilians the chance to leave.
Four years ago in Beijing he had won silver in this event and gave due notice that he was capable of going one better yesterday morning.
If any one gave due notice of his dissatisfaction with the assessment of the expense of raising the grade, the city was thereupon required to 'take' the land, and, within a named time, file in the registry of deeds a description of it, together with a statement that it was taken under the statute.
Moreover, in case England's new super soccer stadium is to be built at Rugby, as I suggested, I wish to give them due notice that travellers from the north-east would need to change trains at Tamworth, home of the famous manifesto, and not as I said at Nuneaton, home town of those famous soulmates, George Eliot and Larry Grayson.
or confidentiality of deliberations are respected and shall give members due notice to this effect.
A federal oversight agency says that the Department of Housing and Urban Development sold the mortgages without first giving the public a due notice.
When The Times Annex was enlarged in 1931 it was necessary to close the restaurant for two weeks, and due notice was given.
