Sentence examples for explicit notice from inspiring English sources
"Page One" gives us tantalizing glimpses but never takes explicit notice.
There is some indication that Supreme Court opinions slip back and forth from one suggested standard to another, without explicit notice of the change, though the change could produce different results in many cases"); Saltzburg, The Harm of Harmless Error, 59 Va.L.Rev.
"It will take direct human interaction and negotiation to improve partner relations on YouTube and clear, explicit notice of consistent guidelines".
The U.S. Supreme Court, in a series of decisions between 2005 and 2012, took explicit notice of the developmental immaturity and unique rehabilitative potential of young people in articulating a "children are different" constitutional jurisprudence.
The company insists it didn't know Elauf was wearing the scarf for religious reasons, because she never filed "direct, explicit notice" ahead of the interview that her hijab would conflict with store policy.
Lewis also acknowledged that no explicit notice is given when the cookie is installed on people's home computers from the "My Verizon" site, although there's a link in the site's "notification center" to more information on the enhanced Relevant Mobile Advertising program.
Some landowners have accepted and allowed for its presence, guiding walkers via careful landscaping or explicit notices, in stark contrast with a thankfully smaller group of mutterers, grumblers and saboteurs who obviously can't abide the daily procession of work-shy trespassers.
If a site has an explicit copyright notice, you should not copy anything from it.
None seemed eager yesterday to announce an expansion in the hours of sexually explicit programming, notice that could offend their subscribers.
In turn, (d), (f) or (g) are suitable for explicit computations; notice that an iterated application of (f) provides another description of ({mathcal {J}} V)).
We define the frequency shift as (Omega_{B}=f Omega_{A}), where f is the total shifting function that will be made explicit later (notice that we are not using the same definition for f as in [2, 8]).
