Sentence examples for be notice from inspiring English sources
verb
To observe or take notice of.
- Did you notice the flowers in her yard?
A Superior Court judge stopped short of that, but ordered that there be notice that a list of write-in candidates was available.
"I will say that under the new DOJ guidelines, James Rosen's emails would not have been searched," Lizza tweets: Also, there will now be notice in all cases when reporter records are subpoenaed.
It can be notice that the peak in the acceleration response spectra occurs at a period of around 0.5 s.
However, it must be notice that only eight studies that was found only in this database was accepted in the first cycle.
It can be notice that, in this case RMSE gives worst response however visually the results appear to be best in terms of smoothness.
"When third party access is sought, users must be given clear notice and an opportunity to say yes or no – that is, the gateway must be notice and the affirmative express consent required by the 2011 decree," he adds.
