Sentence examples for notice refers from inspiring English sources
The notice refers particularly to books in social sciences.
The Airbus notice referred to the Quick Reference Handbook and the Flight Crew Operating Manual, which is a more detailed volume that is also kept in the cockpit.
The notice referred specifically to Kevin Hutchinson-Foster".
The notice referred to a group of 7 to 10 Americans who are aboard British naval vessels moving into position off Freetown, the officials said.
Technical capability notices refer to the statutory instrument by which the U.K. government will be able to place obligations on ISPs and communications services providers to ensure government surveillance capabilities set out in the legislation are able to function.
4 Recruitment notices referred to treatment for knee osteoarthritis but did not specify spa therapy.
Taking just the Mencken1951 writings, Fitzgerald noticed that one anonymous posting referred pretentiously to "the daily coils which wrap the common man" and that a court filing signed by several attorneys but ultimately determined to be the writing of Letten's deputy U.S. Attorney, Sal Perricone, included the sentence "River Birch has coiled Fazzio".
It was unclear how the Interpol and State Department alerts might be connected, although the Interpol notice did refer to the State Department closings and stated Interpol would be "prioritizing all information and intelligence in relation to the breakouts or terrorist plots".
Rangers have filed a further Notice to Refer under the Scottish Football Association's article 99.
One HCW described how the lack of advance notice from referring health centres makes it more difficult for hospital staff to prepare adequately: Apart from that [one] guy (HCW) who calls, the others don't call so you'll be here and such a case comes in.
Most recently, the search for an artist named William Puck, who has festooned the subways with spoofs of service notices that refer to "The Lord of the Rings," has flummoxed the authority's personnel.
