Sentence examples for would need to notify from inspiring English sources

The workers who want the retirement option would need to notify the company by July 1, the union said.

Traders would need to notify the authorities of any short position exceeding 0.2 percent of a company's shares and tell the market of positions exceeding 0.5 percent.

To apply the emergency brake the UK, or any other EU country, would need to notify the European Commission – headed by Jean-Claude Juncker – and the Council, made up of the heads of all 28 EU countries.

In order for the clearing systems to work, the Treasury would need to notify the market of a default almost a day before the default happened (to give everyone time to modify payments), and that is not going to happen because the Treasury will not want to declare default while Congress still has time to pass a bill.

It has been suggested that Mackay was told that he would need to notify the Football Association of the messages, and that his failure to do so prompted Cardiff's lawyers, Mishcon de Reya, to inform the Welsh club that they were duty bound to inform the governing body.

"They would definitely need to notify us because it's going to impact the motoring public," Mr. Quintero said.

"We got the airlines," she added, meaning that the government would indeed need to notify airlines of the ruling.

The government or a private party would first need to notify the website, and action could only be taken if there is no response and an injunction is obtained.

The Treasury does not need Congressional approval to extend its authority for another year, but it does need to notify Congress, and any extension would be intensely unpopular.

Barclaycard, with 10.5 million UK customers, says: "You don't need to notify us.

They also need to notify the Student Loans Company so their tuition payments can be transferred.