Sentence examples for widespread notification from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the agency, Brad Stone, said recalls of devices did not require such widespread notification, because devices were in the hands of experts.

The Senate president, Donald T. DiFrancesco, said he supported the governor's initiative because it would allow New Jersey voters to decide whether widespread notification was appropriate.

This system was an improved version of an old network of widespread notification and fast deployment of local militia forces in times of emergency.

The 2008 notification prompted widespread fear of infection and led to the lawsuits.

Google hasn't officially weighed in on a potential timeline for breaking Now out of its strictly mobile confines, but as these notifications become more widespread, they become a better vector for the sorts of information Google Now is meant to highlight.

Strategies to improve the timeliness of surveillance include expedited transport of laboratory specimens within countries and from countries to reference laboratories, streamlined notification and analysis, and widespread deployment of rapid diagnostic tests.

Moreover, veterinary and entomological surveillance documented that WNV infection was widespread in the same areas in North-Eastern Italy, with notification of 251 outbreaks in equine stables and viral isolation in resident bird species [ 4].

In the past, news of a horrific crime committed by a convicted sex offender inevitably led to widespread calls for increasing the scope of sex offender registration and community notification laws.

Using population-based linked data of all burn patients in Western Australia and Scotland, consistent trends were found in excesses in cancer notifications for a range of selected site-specific cancers with an elevated and more widespread increase in female burn patients.

Even as local governments engage in widespread spraying against virus-bearing mosquitoes, New York's governor yesterday signed what experts called the nation's most stringent notification procedures for the use of pesticides by private companies, schools and individuals.

What it boils down to is this: many of the laws mandating Congressional notification of covert action programs were enacted after the Senate's Church Committee hearings in the late 1970s had revealed widespread abuses by the intelligence agencies domestically and overseas.