Sentence examples for like to notify from inspiring English sources

"We also would like to notify the general public and athletes that M. Simbolei has been reported to Athletics Kenya and is subject to investigations regarding his involvement in forgery of Athletics Kenya documents and signatures of senior AK officials and presenting the same to clear athletes in several embassies," it added.

Concerning the evolvement of instrumentation, we would like to notify that every LH in this study was performed with the use of ultrasonic and bipolar energy.

We'd like to notify your local area.

His job was to be part of a team of law enforcement, social workers, therapists and the like to notify those who were waiting on word of the fate of their loved ones.

We would like to notify, that studies using statins therapy on CD patients have not been performed previously and we had no reference, and therefore, for ethical reasons we did not want to start treatment on a large number of CD patients.

Some indicated that in case of a casual sex partner they would like to notify anonymously.

"Would you like us to notify your child?" "What?" she asks, then shakes her head.

"We have no problem with Shomrim being notified, but obviously we'd like to be notified at the same time," he said.

So when a user sets up a space for the first time and invites some people, we ask a very logical question: "Would you like to be notified when the friends you just invited join?" If they click "Notify Me," we show them the standard iOS access dialog.

"There have been discussions between the administration and the transition team on how to proceed should the president-elect determine that he would like President Bush to notify Congress on his behalf of the intent to use the remaining $350 billion so that it will be available early in the new administration," the White House press secretary, Dana Perino, said on Friday.

As well as Klobuchar and Kennedy's Social Media Privacy and Consumer Rights Act, a separate piece of legislation, known as the CONSENT Act, would also empower the Federal Trade Commission to enact regulations requiring companies like Facebook to notify consumers if a data breach occurs and "harm is reasonably likely to occur".