Sentence examples for notices addressed from inspiring English sources

Dedicated readers of The Wall Street Journal are used to the full-page notices addressed to shareholders that either polish someone's image or solicit their support in a battle for corporate control.

The other morning there arrived in the mail a notice addressed to him, at 25 West 45th Street.

We have kept Mr. Tilley's name listed in the phone book, and the other morning there arrived a notice addressed to him.

However, that notice addressed only the debris and construction material piled outside the warehouse.

Check out how #NotBuyingIt created a movement and the world of advertising in the Super Bowl took notice, addressing sexist advertisements.

The notice is addressed to "each and every person taking part in and/or having erected tents or other structures at St Paul's Churchyard EC4".

This double-standard should be noticed and addressed.

This pattern brings global tensions out in the open where they must be noticed and addressed.

Without advance notice, Cooper addressed a nearly empty Senate chamber on July 27 , 1972 proposing an amendment to a military assistance bill that would unconditionally end funding for all U.S. military operations in Indochina in four months.

American courts have a rule called "judicial notice" that addresses false assertions and allows one of the parties in the lawsuit to request that proven facts be introduced into evidence when those facts are not subject to reasonable dispute because they are generally known or cannot reasonably be questioned.

Whenever any red flags are noticed, always address these in writing via certified mail and give the attorney a time frame, such as a week or 10 days to respond.