The publicity people would be alerted, then we'd get a call saying no, it's not, it's been put back.
The Shadow Immigration Minister said he wanted a register of where asylum seekers live so that their neighbours can be alerted; then the Prime Minister said she wanted 'foreigners' at the back of the jobs queue; and then Tony Abbott said he'd never say anything bad about foreigners and accused Labor of demonising them.
"In February 2003, my husband was alerted first, then on a Sunday, I was promoted to sergeant major in the Reserves," Ms. Rush-Kittle said.
If Prion develops a deadly symptom, the world will be alerted and then researchers will jump straight to finding a cure.
If there were a problem at Indian POint, Mr. Byrnes said, "We'd be alerted first, and then the sirens would go off".
In early 2011, Skype bought a mobile video startup called Qik, which had developed an app that let mobile users record and stream videos in real-time which others could be alerted to and then view.
These users will then be alerted whenever papers that match their queries are put online.
Overall, if students set off a smart trigger, the app checks to make sure they're okay and, if there's no response within 15 seconds, the contact will then be alerted that something is wrong and an alarm sounds to ward off a possible attacker.
After the phone conversation with News 12, Mr. Fenrich met with police officers who came to his home after being alerted by the station, then bolted onto his roof, fired guns in the air, begged officers to shoot him and eight hours later, shot himself to death.
Law enforcement can then be alerted to investigate.
