Sentence examples for obliged to notify from inspiring English sources

News Corp was obliged to notify Brussels because of the size of the deal.

Tchenguiz's lawyers will still be obliged to notify the SFO of his long-term whereabouts.

Selig's lawyer said he had not been obliged to notify, because the loan was for such a short duration.

Firms are obliged to notify local authorities when they intend to dig, but less than 5% of road works are advised a month in advance.

In Europe telecoms firms have been obliged to notify customers of breaches for some time now, and there are plans to extend reporting to a wider range of industries.

Although the FAI said yesterday that they had not received any approach from Stoke, the fact O'Neill is officially out of contract meant neither the club nor the Derryman were obliged to notify the association.

Should you as a creator be obliged to find and notify each and every geek who scanned your work, if for some reason you did not want it indexed?

He won £60,000 for invasion of privacy but it was a pyrrhic victory as he is still battling to get the referrences removed from the internet around the world, and continues to demanding new regulations obliging newspapers to notify subjects of stories.

"Mr. Minister," he wrote to the interior minister, "the leadership of the Palais has to notify you that we will be obliged to evict the 320 families who have occupied this terrain since Jan .12.

President Truman asked Congress to enact the law by March 31, the date on which the British Government had notified him it would be obliged to withdraw its economic support of the Greek Government.

While seven Member States 5) did not impose such a notification duty, 14 Member States(6) obliged the consumer to notify the defect within two months.