Sentence examples for until he was notified from inspiring English sources

The band have since come in for severe criticism, but leader John Hemmingham says he had no idea about the issue until he was notified about it by one of his colleagues.

When a player cannot immediately produce a sample, he is not monitored at the team's practice facility because the N.F.L., unlike Major League Baseball, does not have a chaperon follow the player from the moment he is notified until he gives the sample.

The companies attacked may remain unaware until they are notified by third parties who find evidence of the hacking, he said.

A sign says "Play while you wait!" Instead of standing in line, guests receive a pager (it's like being at the Cheesecake Factory) and can play until they are notified it's their turn to fly.

They may not redeem the fund until they are notified by a broker or adviser (or a newspaper headline) that their manager is underperforming; this is most likely to happen if the manager is doing spectacularly badly.

As with the DMCA, the ISP won't be liable until they are notified of the illegal content (the 'safe harbor' defence) providing they then take immediate steps to block the sites hosting them.

Some scientists—including officials such as Janet Woodcock, who directs the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and Roger Glass, director of the Fogarty International Center at the U.S. National Institutes of Health say they had no clue they were listed as advisory board members of a program committee until they were notified by Science.

Moreover, most PCPs were not aware their patients had enrolled in a CR program until they were notified by the patient.

A Baker Hughes spokesman declined to identify the employee until his family was notified.

Police officials said that no arrests were made yesterday and that the man's name could not be released until his family was notified.

A spokesman for the vice president, Doug Hattaway, said Mr. Gore had been unaware of the house's condition until his staff was notified by the television station.