Sentence examples similar to issuing notice from inspiring English sources

The city began issuing notices of violation later that day.

The officials said the state would begin issuing notices of violation next week to those who have not complied.

A Treasury source said: "HMRC already has a pretty good idea of the companies that use these kind of structures and will be issuing notices to those companies.

The US instigated a "six-strike" campaign to combat piracy in February, with five of its biggest ISPs issuing notices to alleged copyright infringers.

"The process servers issuing notices on our behalf are employed by a large and well respected company who adhere to a high standard of professional conduct.

And for regulators, the public wants to see they're out there issuing notices".

The logical place to start is the United Nations, home of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), a global clearinghouse for issuing notices to airlines and pilots about potential overflight dangers.

Severn Trent Water followed standard water industry practice and issued frequent and regular bulletins to the local media in parallel to issuing notices.

If the secretary does not do so, any shareholder who signed the demand can issue notice of the meeting.

Recently the IRS issued Notice 989, stating that independent contractors recharacterized as employees "must" file amended tax returns.

In many cases, companies were issued notices of noncompliance with no penalty attached.