Sentence examples for be given a notice from inspiring English sources

Under the rules announced on Thursday, consumers must be given a notice that explains the debit card policies, including fees.

"I understand that, by refusing to provide my name, I will be given a notice under the act to comply and the $180-a-day 180-a-dayts from then," Xenophon said on Monday.

You will be given a notice of your hearing that specifies the date, place, and time you must appear.

- Attend your hearing and following you will be given a 'Notice of General Judgement' and post it to the court's bulletin board.

To make matters worse, the school was given a "notice to improve".

The local secondary, Highfields, was given a notice to improve last autumn, but is stuffed full of action plans.

Despite making improvements, Foxhill was given a notice to improve by Ofsted during the learning partnership phase.

When I made that first visit, I did not know, nor was I told, that in 2005 the school had been given a notice to improve.

Finally (back in 1990) she is given a notice to quit the hotel by the Manager; a final attempt to seduce him is unsuccessful.

The £20m Sheffield Springs was given a notice to improve by inspectors, who reported a "breakdown in relationships" between the senior staff at the school.

Several local sports clubs used facilities on the barracks site, including a golf course, fishing lakes and a dry ski slope, but they were given a notice to quit on 31 March.