Sentence examples for given adequate notice from inspiring English sources
Grant the Church the core doctrine it cites and inquire into whether Perich was given adequate notice of it.
In this instance, however, it is unclear what caused the jam and whether the building's owner or agent was given adequate notice of the defect and an opportunity to respond.
Almost three-quarters of patients in both groups were given adequate notice of when they would be going home.
The government said employers would give adequate notice of the end to check-off to allow union members to make other arrangements.
The owner of the building, formerly at 172 Stanton Street, is suing the city in federal court, saying the city ordered the building demolished without giving adequate notice.
Last Friday, a judge in Dane County blocked the law while she considered a lawsuit that accuses Republican lawmakers of violating open meetings laws by failing to give adequate notice of the vote on the union law.
As well as checking this, make a note of the notice period – even if your landlord knows you are a student, you will have to give adequate notice (usually a month) at the end of term when you want to move out. 5. Remember the bills When working out your budget it is important to factor in other costs on top of the weekly or monthly rental rate.
Those principles include giving adequate notice to users that their data is being collected, and suitable transparency over how it can be accessed and by whom.
Mosque foes claimed local officials failed to give adequate notice of a meeting where plans for the mosque's construction were approved.
Grace Burrows at The Last Stop, (242) 339-1740, will prepare special evening meals given adequate advance notice.
In June 1999, shortly after the SUNY trustees approved a September opening that year for New Covenant and two other charter schools, questions were raised about whether the trustees had given adequate legal notice and a chance for public comments by officials and parents in the Albany school district.
