Sentence examples for right to notify from inspiring English sources

The State Department said Texas might have violated a treaty by not advising Mr. Flores of his right to notify the Mexican consulate when he was arrested.

What seems clear is that Mr. Vance was right to notify Mr. Strauss-Kahn's lawyers and the court in July about troubling inconsistencies in the account of the accuser, Nafissatou Diallo, and to drop the charges this week.

The department said in a letter to the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles that the state might have violated an international treaty by not advising Mr. Flores of his right to notify the Mexican consulate when he was arrested.

Among the deal points: beginning in 2006, Vivendi was given the right to notify GE of its plans to sell its share at "fair market" value every November.

In the unlikely event that Bob or Ray, or both, tell you to get lost or promise to be careful but do the same thing again, you not only have a right to notify their supervisor but you have an ethical obligation to do so.

Teens under the age of 18 may have to obtain parental permission or the physician may have the right to notify the parents.

"You are trusting that third-party to assert your rights, to notify you when your information is being sought.

Senior members of the House intelligence and armed services panels — concerned about preserving their jurisdictions over strikes and the right to be notified — also wrote to express reservations.

Over the last decade, eight states have passed laws like Connecticut's requiring schools to establish registry systems that give parents the right to be notified in advance if a pesticide is going to be used at their child's school.

Central to his package is a constitutional amendment -- similar to one that the Clinton administration opposed -- that would guarantee certain rights to victims like Ms. Johnson, among them the right to be notified of a convict's release and the right to have their own safety considered in determining any conditional release.

Mr. Lieberman, who supports abortion rights, said on NBC's Today program that he would support legislation giving parents the right to be notified about or to consent to a minor child's abortion, but only if it contained provisions allowing the child to seek permission for the abortion from a judge "when it can't be worked out in the family".