Sentence examples for notified public from inspiring English sources
Michael Schatzki, president of the citizens group, said the F.A.A. should have notified public leaders earlier, but a spokeswoman for the F.A.A. said an analysis had determined that the switch would not adversely affect air noise levels.
Most recently, the Obama administration has challenged a North Carolina law mandating individuals use public bathrooms that correspond with the gender they were assigned at birth, and notified public schools they risk losing federal funds if they impose similar requirements on students.
On January 23, BC-PHMRL notified public health authorities of a presumptive diagnosis of H7N9 virus infection in the woman (index case), and on January 26, Canada's National Microbiology Laboratory (NML) confirmed the diagnosis by RT-PCR.
After finding these 3 cases, we notified public health authorities and the provincial Centre for Disease Control, who, in turn, informed physicians of the presence of HAdV-14 in New Brunswick.
The duty to create can also refer to the proactive making available of records to others by a patient, seen for instance in notifying public health authorities of the contraction of a communicable and notifiable disease.
The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development reclaimed the money after notifying public housing authorities last fall that the money had to be used by March 2000.
MPs criticised the Information Commissioner's Office for not notifying public figures they had been targeted by journalists and private investigators seeking to illegally obtain information.
Electronic data capture can reduce the time necessary to notify public health authorities, and provide important baseline information.
This means health care providers are required to notify public health authorities, which will then ideally provide partner notification to the person's partners.
In the overt attack, usually law enforcement first detects the event, leads the initial response, and notifies public health officials.
Currently, most healthcare providers notify public health organizations of reportable diseases by telephone, fax, or mail (3 ).
