Sentence examples for notice provided by from inspiring English sources

A notice provided by the Department of Moral Guidance contrasts this "simple, normal and popular" vehicle with the Mercedes "moving between nightclub, gambling halls and military bases driven by agents of the Italians, Americans and British in the defunct regime".

The Federal Circuit agreed, reversing the district court by holding that the notice provided by Intel to Quanta created a conditional sale, and that the exhaustion doctrine therefore did not apply.

The Federal Circuit agreed with LGE, holding that the exhaustion doctrine did not apply because the notice provided by Intel to Quanta created a conditional sale, and that sales of patented devices do not exhaust a patent holder's methods claims.

Beyond that, this iPhone cycle has been unprecedented in the advance notice provided by the fairly realistic looking "dummies". These facsimiles have been so convincing that casual observers may be led to assume that they are wholly accurate even if they don't quite look right.

The bulletins are not recalls; they are notices provided by manufacturers to the service departments and mechanics of their dealerships.

An increase in asymmetries was also noticed, provided by significantly higher KLB (p = 0.0199) and UL (p = 0.0007) measurements in the group of older women (Table  1).

An increase in asymmetries was noticed, provided by a significantly higher angle of the shoulder line (p = 0.0199) and the difference in height of the lower shoulder blade angle (p = 0.0007) measurements in the group of older women.

With a notice provided to them by the BPD, owners will be seeking to have all the tenants evicted.

This letter follows up on the previous notice provided to the Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers ("AMPTP"), dated February 2 , 2009 provided by Ms. Johnson and Mr. Rosenberg, and dated February 3 , 2009 provided by this office.

So that means "clear notice" provided to consumers, accompanied by "simplified choices" for any unexpected collection of their data.

So that means "clear notice" provided to consumers, accompanied by "simplified choices" for any unexpected collection of their data.