Sentence examples for notice provisions from inspiring English sources
The notice provisions regarding the ancillary proceeding are equivalent to the notice provisions that govern civil forfeitures.
Illumina's notice provisions for stockholder proposals and director nominations are also relatively lax — notice of only 90 days is required, instead of the more typical 180 days.
The company's bylaws may provide for the provision of reasonable information about the candidate and the nominating party, similar to what is called for by typical advance notice provisions.
It is typical for proxy access provisions to permit exclusion of proxy access nominees from the company's proxy statement if any shareholder (or at some companies, specifically the nominating shareholder) has nominated any person (or at some companies, one or more of the proxy access nominees) to the board pursuant to the company's advance notice provisions (446 out of 565 companies (79%)).
(1) Finding that the notice provisions of Ohios New Policy were inadequate, the District Court ordered Ohio to provide the inmates with an exhaustive list of grounds believed to justify placement at OSP and a summary of all evidence upon which the Classification Committee would rely.
One-quarter of proxy access provisions provide that the maximum number of proxy access nominees that the company would be required to include in its proxy materials will be reduced by the number of director candidates nominated by any shareholder pursuant to the company's advance notice provisions (141 out of 565 companies (25%)).
§ 8.22 Special notice provision.
The mayor's "false or fraudulent notice" provision could have a further chilling effect.
Thus the question of the legality of the original restrictive notice provision is not before us.
Alternatively, the employer may require the employee to delay the taking of leave until the notice provision is met.
"The proposal is designed to screen out clear liability cases, and the notice provision must provide enough information to allow defendants to make sufficient offers," Mr. Horowitz said.
