Sentence examples for notice to close from inspiring English sources

She and her husband were given 60 days' notice to close their accounts.

If you don't feel confident your agent is doing everything possible to market your home, it may be time to give notice to close your agreement and try another.

These days, the Soviet experience has increasingly come in useful to identify the bad — anything Western, modern or "other," from U.S.A.I.D. (ordered at a very short notice to close shop in Russia as of October 1st this year) to homosexuality, books about sex for teen-agers, and contemporary-art exhibits.

Its cabinet will make a final decision after a statutory notice to close the school is issued in September.

In August 1980, Wadbrooke was given notice to close down the park by 26 October 1980 and to have all his equipment removed by February 1981.

There would be no need for a public consultation before publishing statutory notices to close them.

Local officials throughout Vietnam have reportedly issued notices to close or evict temples belonging to the United Buddhist Church of Vietnam (UBC), Vietnam's largest independent Buddhist organization, it said.

On Monday however, police and immigration officials came to the practice and gave 15 minutes' notice that it had to close.

That review has now been completed, and notice has been given to close the contract with the technology company FSB, which provided the interactive service.

It then gave the charity two months' notice of its decision to close the trust's accounts.

On the day of the disappearance a fourth witness saw a man walk through a gate leading away from the apartments; she noticed him because he tried to close the gate quietly, with both hands, and looked around as he walked away.