Sentence examples for provide notices from inspiring English sources

Of the new tech tools, Facebook said: "This will allow us to more quickly provide notices and educational information to advertisers — and more quickly respond to violations of our policy".

Instead, they will have to provide notice of their privacy practices and procedures.

That memorandum, however, allows New York to back out of the agreement if state officials provide notice.

It made the filings under a federal law requiring employers to provide notice before mass layoffs.

The guidelines require investigators to provide notice unless it would "pose a substantial threat to the integrity of the investigation".

"If he's picked by whoever it is to be tested, he's obliged to provide notice of where he is," Pound said.

That law requires an operator of a Web site or online service directed at children under 13 to provide notice of its information collection practices.

At the very least, you should provide notice of the firm publication date and offer updated information online in the interim".

WASHINGTON, April 26 - "An elementary and fundamental requirement of due process," the Supreme Court ruled many years ago, is that the government must provide "notice" and an opportunity to be heard before it seizes property.

The academy requires panel members to file with its office of public records any "materials" that they receive regarding an investigation but does not require them to provide notice of relevant conversations.

Since the subtenant has a month-to-month tenancy, that means that the letter writer would have to provide notice before the first day of the tenant's last month in the apartment.