When he heard that the earliest notifications had been made by telephone, Mr. Heath said he put his foot down.
As Dr. Osnato said: "It's a combination of being anxious between giving early notification and not jumping the gun".
Ethical Culture Fieldston and Riverdale Country no longer do siblings the favor of early notification of admissions, according to those schools.
At present, treatments for Alzheimer's disease are not very effective, so some people might not want early notification that they have an incurable ailment.
The statement said that the earlier notification "only re-emphasizes more coordination between Ministry of Interior and ISI in relation to war on terror and internal security".
Tiger Woods has again given tournament officials early notification of his commitment to play — this time naming two additional events for 2010.
It is hoped that lessons learned from this outbreak will help to inform future action by restaurateurs especially in early notification to public health authorities once an outbreak is suspected.
Instead, the costs increased starting in the 1995 tax year, when the Internal Revenue Service, worried about fraud tied to refund loans, suspended its system of providing early notification to lenders on whether it would honor a taxpayer's refund request.
The Preserving Access to Life-Saving Medication Act, pending in a Congressional committee, would require prescription drug makers to give the F.D.A. early notification of any event likely to cause a drug shortage.
As a direct result of the Chernobyl disaster, two international agreements the Convention on Early Notification of a Nuclear Accident and the Convention on Assistance in the Case of Nuclear Accident or Radiological Emergency, both adopted in 1986—were rapidly drafted to ensure notification and assistance in the event of a nuclear accident.
So while requiring earlier notification of changes in circumstances, the paymaster general is making a detailed statement today that, from April next year, we allow annual income changes, not of £2,500, but of up to £25,000 - covering 95%% of all income rises during a year.
