Sentence examples for Requirement to notify from inspiring English sources

However, multinational tax firms can use offices in other jurisdictions to offer the advice without a requirement to notify HMRC.

Although Ms. Quinn on Monday called the new policy "cruel and punitive," she said that the Council would sue over a procedural issue, accusing the administration of violating a requirement to notify the public and allow comment.

There would be no requirement to notify users of how their data is being used or by whom, nor any barrier to Google handing over personal data when requested, as Yahoo did more than a decade ago.

Apparently, Health Canada is quite serious about enforcing this marijuana-destruction policy, as it has clearly stated, "If participants do not comply with the requirement to notify Health Canada, the Department will notify law enforcement".

These problems may be exacerbated by the Secretary of Defense's requirement to notify the general court-martial convening authority and to coordinate with the Department of Justice before initiating a court-martial against a civilian.

The school is suing the Department of Health and Human Services claiming that the requirement to notify the federal government about the college's religious beliefs about contraceptive coverage violates the school's freedom of religion.

But lawyers are warning that the system does not replace statutory requirements to notify receiving councils.

I am involved in many cases involving alleged misuse of the welfare system, usually by failures to comply with requirements to notify the prosecuting authority of changes to benefit entitlements.

From a task-based perspective, this is a different activity from the requirements to notify potential custodians, yet both must be done properly to meet the requirements set forth in a burgeoning body of law.

In cases such as this, do clinical trial and environmental exposure reporting recommendations apply, including any ethical requirements to notify subjects of incidental findings?

John Girandola, the commissioner of planning, environment and development for the Town of Brookhaven, said that there was "no legal requirement for them to notify anyone of the hearing closure".