Sentence examples for notice meaning from inspiring English sources

Dechert has been served with a Section 2 notice, meaning documents gathered during its inquiry into ENRC's African operations must be handed over to SFO investigators.

A joint sitting requires at least seven days' notice, meaning a new senator will not be in place by Monday, when federal parliament returns.

A spokeswoman for ENRC said: "There is no evidence to substantiate these allegations". Dechert has been served with a Section 2 notice, meaning documents gathered during its inquiry into ENRC's African operations must be handed over to SFO investigators.

[On Monday, the Israeli military, citing security considerations, said it was sealing off the Gaza Strip until further notice, meaning that neither Palestinians nor foreign nationals would be allowed to enter or leave, The Associated Press reported.] Among the other issues discussed today was the future of Jewish settlements in the West Bank and Gaza.

Jeh Johnson, the Homeland Security secretary, said that the border control agency has suspended its plan to expand the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (Daca) program until further notice, meaning undocumented migrants eligible for protection will not be able to apply as scheduled on Wednesday.

The hospital has now been given a warning notice, meaning if an immediate improvement is not seen James Paget could face prosecution or the closure of services.

Some mention that a work has a D-Notice, meaning that it passed the academy's first round of judging (even though the D stands for Doubtful).

The Department of Buildings lists 26 houses in Brooklyn where full or partial vacate notices — meaning the residents had to leave or were restricted to part of the house — were posted within a week of the tornado.

Another 2,000-plus 2,000-plusureceivedotices, meaning they'll have to spend weeks on unpaid leave.

Similarly, those young adults who were generally interested in their food, alcohol and physical activity behaviours may have been more likely to respond to the recruitment notices, meaning that the opinions of other young adults without this general interest are missed.

INTUITIVE: Creative; quickly bores with routine; notices meanings, relationships and symbols; focuses on the future.