Sentence examples for decision to notify from inspiring English sources

It was a difficult decision to notify all our customers of the risk before we could establish the real extent of any data loss.

"Karina said the behavior depicted by the male was similar to examples shown in her training raising her suspicion and making the decision to notify police," the report reads.

A decision to notify users of a breach, like a decision to hire lawyers, is not part of an effort to fix the computer and therefore not directly attributable to the access.

"I had made the decision to notify my line manager, thinking that honesty was the best policy, which I now regret," Cox told the paper.

"The decision to notify law enforcement at that time was certainly available to Oklahoma State University through exceptions in FERPA," Dickerson said.

Subsequently, Salem unsuccessfully sought leave to apply for judicial review of the Home Secretary's decision to notify the Department of Social Security that his asylum claim had been rejected.

At the hearing yesterday, a lawyer for the Nassau Board of Elections, Bonnie P. Chaikin, said there was nothing unusual about the board decision not to notify the Forbes campaign about the challenges.

The resignation came a day after the city manager refused to fire him and was himself fired by Mayor Joe Carollo, who was angered by Chief O'Brien's decision not to notify him of the federal raid to take Elian Gonzalez from his relatives.

"They made the decision not to notify police, which is their call to make, however; to attempt to justify this by saying this man is not a threat to other students is quite honestly, a huge misunderstanding of this case".

The New York Times reported on Oct. 17 that the decision by prosecutors to notify a defendant about the wiretapping followed a legal policy debate inside the Justice Department.

Federal prosecutors, who have not formally announced their decision, are expected to notify the federal court in Brooklyn about their plans by June 5.