Sentence examples for sought to notify from inspiring English sources

The identities of some of the dead and wounded trickled out on Tuesday, as the authorities sought to notify family members.

Rather, these officials said, they had sought to notify senior administration officials to ensure that they did not object to the politically delicate plan.

Google's privacy policy, like Facebook's, alerts customers that it will comply "with valid legal processes seeking account information" but is silent on whether it will try to notify targets of an investigation.

The Florida Supreme Court yesterday struck down a law requiring minors seeking abortions to notify their parents first.

As a circuit-court judge, he upheld a Pennsylvanian law that required women seeking abortions to notify their husbands.

The hospital's lawyer, Alan Silver, said the treatment team at the hospital had decided to seek permission to notify the Board of Education because "they thought it rose to the level of public necessity".

A12 Court Reverses Abortion Ruling The Florida Supreme Court struck down a law requiring minors seeking abortions to notify their parents first, ruling that the law violated the minors' right to privacy.

In the early 1990s, Alito was the lone dissenter in Planned Parenthood v. Casey, a case in which the 3rd Circuit struck down a Pennsylvania law that included a provision requiring women seeking abortions to notify their spouses.

One of the officers believed the brothers had betrayed them and sought to exonerate himself by notifying the queen of the failed conspiracy.

The State Department documents do show that the White House sought to explain to Congress its justification for undertaking the prisoner swap and failing to abide by the law by notifying Congress 30-days in advance.

Papers submitted by city lawyers "seek to justify the failure to notify" the plaintiffs and the court "by describing internal discussions and perceptions, and by contentions that certain impressions should have been formed from communications that were exchanged," Judge Haight wrote.