Sentence examples for first notified about from inspiring English sources
British politicians are expected to ask regulatory officials when they were first notified about potential issues, and why they did not stop the activities.
Adding to the concern is the fact that Mr. Sears was first notified about Ms. Druyun's desire to explore her options by her daughter, who already worked, coincidentally enough, at Boeing.
Aldrin revealed that when first notified about the guest appearance he had to "think about it a little bit", and he mistook 30 Rock with the show 3rd Rock from the Sun, a program that previously aired on NBC.
We first notified biobanks about the upcoming survey via a FedEx letter explaining the study and the incentive for completion (a $30 Amazon gift card).
An eBay user first notified the company about a sale on Wednesday night.
Indeed, it was Wayne Kurker, owner of the Hyannis Marina, who first notified Mr. Kennedy about the proposed project in Nantucket Sound.
The environmental agency has said that it has since tightened scrutiny on electrical and plumbing licensing and had hired an outside monitor to oversee the work at Croton, which first notified the Department of Investigation about the licensing problems.
WASHINGTON — White House officials were first notified on April 16 about an investigation into Internal Revenue Service scrutiny of conservative groups and discussed its potential findings with the Treasury Department but never told President Obama, the White House said Monday.
Documents show that officials first notified employees on Sept. 28.
Michael Minns, who owns a market and a small marina in Georgetown, was among the first to be notified about the emergency on the island, and helped coordinate the rescue efforts at the request of the Bahamas Air Sea Rescue Association.
The ICO said however that publishers and other third parties which are notified about removal of links to their pages will not be able to complain to the ICO about it, because "they are not the data subject" – that is, the person affected by the content of the page.
