Sentence examples for notice via from inspiring English sources
The company will send a notice via e-mail when a new bill is available online.
France has issued an international wanted notice via Interpol for Papa Massata Diack, the son of the former IAAF president Lamine Diack, saying he is wanted for alleged corruption and money laundering.
The board noted that in response to those comments, it had modified its original proposal so that employers would not be required to distribute the notice via e-mail, voice mail or text messaging.
His tried-and-tested tactic of whacking out an album with 15 seconds' notice via some Nasa-level new technology – and only releasing physical versions months later in the form of a £300 playable trout – is effective in bypassing the self-elected gatekeepers of popular opinion, but here the process is more impactful than the product.
"Flash mobs"—groups of strangers who are mobilized on short notice via Web sites, online discussion groups, or e-mail distribution lists—often take part in bizarre though usually harmless activities in public places, such as engaging in mass free-for-alls around the world on Pillow Fight Day).
People who sign up for the opportunity will be given advance notice via email, so don't miss out!
Uh oh, BlackBerry, this is not a good look: BerryReview has noticed (via BGR) that around 48,000 apps available on BlackBerry World's mobile app store are sourced from a single developer.
According to a report by Jim Squires of GameZebo the developers have already sent out the first legal notices via Apple.
"It was really the celebrity who was targeted," pointed out a police spokeswoman, "with possessions that had been seen and noticed via social media, and it was these goods that the attackers targeted".
Greenhouse says: "The ultimate goal, I suppose, is for one of the [short] films to get noticed via the Van, and then when the director has directed their debut feature, they premiere it back where it all began, out of a tired old Ford Transit.
Now police in the French capital are linking Kardashian's notorious habit of flaunting her luxury lifestyle – and especially her jewels – on social media with the crime, claiming the robbers focused on "possessions that had been seen and noticed via social media".
