Sentence examples for notice was provided from inspiring English sources

In 2005, Fehr told the committee that "no player knew when he was going to be tested," and Manfred wrote the committee at the time that "no notice was provided to players prior to testing".

The title company may relax its requirements and insure the title if a seller can prove that proper written notice was provided to the board in accordance with the bylaws; that the bylaws provide that failure to exercise the right of first refusal within a certain time constitutes a waiver; and that the time period has expired.

"Most courts have just taken the plea and hoped that notice was provided to the victim".

A notice was provided at all study sites, either on the registration desk or posted at the site entrance, to notify clients that the site was participating in a research study.

Information (available in Persian, Swedish, and English) about the study, including the aim of the study, the voluntary nature of participation, and the opportunity to withdraw at any time without cause or notice, was provided to the participants and their family members orally and in writing.

If no notice was provided to the heir, the estate may need to be reopened for further administration.

A. David Ng, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said that a tenant whose lease has not expired may not break the lease regardless of how much advance notice is provided to the landlord.

This notice is provided to you as a courtesy.

This letter serves as written notice that Burstly, Inc. shall terminate the Publishing and SDK License Agreement, dated as of XXXX, pursuant to Section X. Pursuant to this notice, the Agreement shall terminate as of 90 days from the date that notice is provided in accordance with Section XX of the Agreement.

"Although I am aware this had been viewed as a possible policy position, namely that such notices be provided to detainees, this policy has not been endorsed and implemented across the detention network".

They specifically expressed concern about how specific companies were invited to submit bids without public notice, what information was provided to Congress about the process and whether the details of the bidding process were "properly kept secret".