Sentence examples for from notify from inspiring English sources
Twitter updates from Notify NYC New York State Office of Emergency Management on Twitter Updates on Twitter from New York State agencies via NY-Alert.
The Tungsten can accommodate any of several competing server packages -- from Notify, Jarna, Visto, JP Mobile, and Palm itself -- with different prices and features.
She was wearing skinny black jeans from Notify and the cutest Marc Jacobs flats.
It pointed out that in the last 18 months, it had received 2,600 orders to refrain from notifying customers about warrants or subpoenas seeking their information.
But even if it is, don't let that stop you from notifying me via net mail if you start one".
The American Airlines dispatcher who was monitoring a trans-Atlantic flight when the captain reported that a passenger had a shoe bomb said today that her supervisor tried to prevent her from notifying the authorities.
The lawsuit argued that the government's use of a provision of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 — which prevents Microsoft from notifying customers when their communications have been turned over to law enforcement, sometimes indefinitely — is unconstitutional.
As a bonus, blocking such pictures prevents Outlook from notifying the spammer's Web site that not only is your e-mail address valid, but you're a sucker who actually opens and looks at spam.
In April, the company filed a lawsuit claiming that secrecy orders issued under the law to prevent providers from notifying customers of demands for their information violated its First Amendment rights along with the Fourth Amendment.
Kohn also said the agreements were in violation of the Securities and Exchange Act, which makes it illegal for publicly traded corporations such as KBR to bar employees from notifying the SEC about potential violations of securities law.
But in September, the sisters say, the social media giant began to prevent them from notifying followers of new videos and started to limit the spread of their posts.
