Sentence examples for obligations to notify from inspiring English sources

In Washington, Jamie F. Mannina, a State Department spokesman, said Russia had complied with its treaty obligations to notify the United States of the launching.

While the former situation raises immediate obligations to notify child protection officials, the latter situation relates to long-term handling of results (addressed below).

We added additional risk because we had a moral obligation to notify people".

He said the company had a legal obligation to notify the federal department.

An obligation to notify would sort out many post-publication problems.

The board also has no obligation to notify the public of its decision, and may not even notify Lynas immediately either, he said.

"And it has an obligation to notify the criminal defendants whose communications were monitored under the statute that their communications were monitored".

But lawyers advising the expert UK parliamentary committees dealing with Europe say there is no legal obligation to notify the EU immediately.

The company does not regard itself as under an obligation to notify the authorities when its communications services appear to be used by terrorists, it says.

When the war began, it notes, the infrastructure for dealing with mass death — including the simple notion that the government has an obligation to notify families when a soldier is killed — was not in place.

Even so, the generic companies have an obligation to notify the F.D.A. about any risks they detect so that the agency can work with them to modify the warning labels.