Sentence examples similar to a published notice from inspiring English sources

The newspaper will provide an affidavit to you, and you must file the affidavit, attached to a copy of the published notice, with the district court.

The B&PCR also published notice for a bill requesting an extension of time, but this was later withdrawn and the extension request in the DR bill was used.

In November 1910, the LER published notice of a bill to revive the unused 1902 permission to continue the line from Charing Cross to Embankment.

Paragraph (a) reflects the traditional practice of publishing notice of an in rem action.

For works first published before 1978, for example, the absence of a copyright notice from a published copy generally indicates that the work is not protected by copyright.

Mr. Durst, who is being held in jail in Bethlehem, Pa., on murder charges in an unrelated case, published a notice of the pending divorce in an obscure Westchester County weekly.

In November 1899 the DR published a notice of a bill for the 1900 parliamentary session.

In November 1900 the B&PCR published a notice of a bill for the 1901 session, in which it sought permission for two extensions.

Nevada law requires that a petitioner seeking a name change for a minor must publish a notice in a local newspaper of general circulation immediately after filing the paperwork with the court.

In November 1889, the CLR published a notice of a private bill that would be presented to Parliament for the 1890 parliamentary session.

The aviation agency finally published a notice about the issue on May 18, a day after a New York Times reporter first raised questions about the case.