Sentence examples for effort to notify from inspiring English sources

Yet Google has resisted any effort to notify senders that their words and thoughts will be the subject of ad searches.

If a manual recount is authorized, the county canvassing board shall make reasonable effort to notify' each candidate whose race is being recounted of the time and place of such recount".

In court documents, Edgar J. Steele, a lawyer representing Mr. Butler, Mr. Teague and the Aryan Nations, pointed out that on the night of the attack, the volunteer guards made no effort to notify Mr. Butler of their actions.

Additionally, Ms. Eddington said, "When the court issues an order of condition to stay away from the victim, the commissioner of health shall make reasonable effort to notify the victim or victims if the person is being released from confinement".

"All we're permitted to do is confiscate the weapon and call law enforcement agents, who then will take custody of it and determine whether or not you're arrested," said Mr. Castelveter, who is part of the security agency's effort to notify local news media to aggressively publicize reports of guns and other prohibited weapons being found at checkpoints.

"In areas where you have these high concentrations of uninsured people, there's going to be a significant outreach and advertising and people-on-the-ground effort to notify people about what they're newly eligible for," Pollack said.

Yet efforts to notify the community near the Lassen Fire were minimal, and reports in the local news media seemed to add a measure of anger to the public's anxiety.

The plaintiffs' lawyers vigorously defend their efforts to notify potential class members, saying they spent $500,000 on a national advertising campaign for two weeks in January 1999, before the settlement was approved.

It was immediately postponed... "Now that we have made our best efforts to notify and support the families, I can confirm that the body of the man has been identified as Christopher Alder.

"At the time of these incidents, we made prompt efforts to notify the hotel customers whose information may have been compromised and offered them credit monitoring services," said Michael Valentino, a spokesman for Wyndham Worldwide, the parent company of three other business units that were also charged.

The move, announced Wednesday, came after a series of sessions in Essex County Superior Court in which Judge Philip Freedman sharply criticized the city's efforts to notify the public and signaled that he was likely to rule against the city on at least that part of the lawsuit.