Sentence examples for now notified from inspiring English sources
The landlord has now notified us that we must vacate the storage space.
They have now notified the board that they can no longer pay their maintenance and would like some arrangement to be made to help them.
An ITV spokesman responded: "We were naturally disappointed that the NUJ chose to pull out of talks, ordered regional representatives to stop attending local discussions and have now notified ITV of the intention to ballot for industrial action.
The Justice Department, which has now notified the C.I.A. as well as the White House that it is investigating the leak, faces political and constitutional perils as it seeks to get around legal protections for journalists.
The group has now notified its merchant partners about the incident and is communicating directly with those individuals whose email addresses were involved, a company spokesperson tells us.
In other words, Northern Dynasty has now notified the State Department that it is considering a request for arbitration under NAFTA based on the same old claims that is has unsuccessfully pursued in U.S. courts - asking this time not for injunctive relief but for a financial bail-out!
Most campaign committees now notify the F.E.C. in advance of book purchases to avoid problems down the line.
The company is now notifying vendors whether they will be allowed to list, said Patty Smith, a spokeswoman.
Researchers first learned of the possible problem in the fall but did not report it to the agency until Feb. 4, and are only now notifying families.
According to the amended code, owners of buildings more than 70 years old and larger than 250 square feet must now notify neighbors and citizen groups, and advertise locally about their plans to demolish a building.
Yesterday, department officials said the city would now notify fire companies of permits issued for construction or demolition so they could easily determine which buildings to inspect, rather than having to find them by driving around the neighborhood.
