Sentence examples for notices allowed from inspiring English sources
The judge ordered an emergency injunction because of fears the council might "go further" than the eviction notices allowed.
Dale Farm residents obtained an emergency injunction on 19 September after a different high court judge decided that there were grounds to believe the council might "go further" in clearing the site than its eviction notices allowed.
The council had hoped to evict around 400 people, but an emergency injunction was put in place because of fears that the eviction would go further than eviction notices allowed.
The respect agenda will also be developed by giving parish councils the power to issue fixed penalty notices, allowing victims of anti-social behaviour to give evidence anonymously and increasing the number of community support officers.
She said the evidence demonstrated a failure to obey even the two-hour notice allowed for good cause if a 24-hour notice was impossible or impractical.
And for the workers at the 90-year-old zoo, which straddles the river and also was flooded in 1969, when the animals were taken to a livestock yard, that extra notice allowed for the safe evacuation of every animal, right down to the river otters.
Isolated and stacked lamellae growing on top of terrace-like flat-on crystals are also noticed, allowing the direct observation of the crystalline-amorphous interphase.
The majority held that "the union should have sent out a new notice allowing nonmembers to opt in to the special fee".
Ostensibly, the advance notice allows journalists the time to digest and understand complicated discoveries before blurting them to the poor public.
The government's notice allows Mr. Muhtorov's lawyer to ask a court to suppress the evidence by arguing that it derived from unconstitutional surveillance, setting in motion judicial review of the eavesdropping.
Justice Alito, writing for the majority, said the First Amendment required the union to distribute a notice "allowing nonmembers to opt in to the special fee rather than requiring them to opt out".
