Sentence examples for public notifications from inspiring English sources
The Guardian exposed a series of incommunicado detention and abuse at the Chicago police facility, including people being held for extensive periods of time without public notifications to their families or access to attorneys.
At Homan Square, a nondescript warehouse on the city's west side, police arrest or detain people for hours without booking or otherwise posting public notifications of their whereabouts, preventing their relatives knowing where they are.
Some aggregators are curated by people to whom certain types of information is of particular import and others use HTML (hypertext mark-up language) coding on the websites of news-gathering organizations to create RSS (really simple syndication) feeds and other public notifications of instant updates to news content regarding a specific subject.
In his motion, the attorney general, John J. Farmer, is to seek permission to resume issuing public alerts about paroled sex offenders who have been classified as dangerous while the appeals court reviews the constitutionality of a month-old revision to state rules governing the public notifications.
"Our service lets you search through public notifications for keywords, track your competitors, gain market insights and find inspiration for your own mobile campaigns," he continued.
The registry would include high-risk child sex offenders, but only those who are already included in local or provincial public notifications.
She found other procedural violations, including insufficient public notification before hearings.
But there have been objections to both the plans and the public notification process, and some projects have been scuttled.
Such reforms must promote the meaningful and swift clean-up of spills and provide proactive public notification.
More disgraceful, however, is the fact that public notification and a review process are not mandated by law.
Mr. Liu, the city contends, typically asks for more technical information, then registers those contracts with few if any changes and no public notification.
