Sentence examples for called notice from inspiring English sources

And it's vulnerable to a long-term, laborious process called "notice and comment rulemaking," which essentially would mean remaking the regulation in a different form, through the same regulatory process by which it was originally designed.

Tagore's response was another kind of insanity, a continuous and incandescent affirmation of what DH Lawrence called "life itself", making him a proponent of a religion he called (notice how mawkish the English coinage sounds) the "religion of man".

[B]eing "on notice" does not mean that [plaintiff] had to receive a formal document called "notice" or that the district court had to say the words "you are on notice" or even that the court had to explicitly tell [plaintiff], "I am thinking of ordering summary judgment for [defendants] sua sponte". Nat'l Expositions, Inc. v. Crowley Maritime Corp., 824 F.2d 133, 133 (1st Cir. 1987).

It's a somewhat wonky, and certainly less-appreciated, feature of the executive branch called "notice and comment". In brief, here's how it works.

I did hear about a meditation alternative called "Notice that!" It's a practice where you write down five things that you notice immediately.

There were certain odd facets to him that his friends tried not to call notice to: He only had a shadow sometimes.

Now, the group has found renewed purpose in calling notice to the increasing prevalence of HIV and the lack of funding for unorthodox solutions like PEP.

If you feel I've left anything out, please call notice to the particularly offensive trend in the comments below.

At the shows, they're judged for their outfits, their attention to detail, and the little moves they do to call notice to both.

First and foremost, a brand needs what Yu calls "noticing power". A product should have an element that differentiates it from the competition and grabs people's attention.

The IRS bill, technically called a notice of deficiency, catalogued an eye-catching array of allegedly untaxed payments to Black under a variety of labels.