Sentence examples for would provide notice from inspiring English sources

Every company that has to have security policies to deal with the ID threat, and would provide notice to consumers when data breaches happen.

"In this case," wrote Reinhardt, "we find nothing in the plain meaning of [the statute] that would provide notice to the owners of the KD II that its activities would render it a fishing vessel".

Since the subtenant has a month-to-month tenancy, that means that the letter writer would have to provide notice before the first day of the tenant's last month in the apartment.

Last march, when Posterous announced its team was getting acquired by Twitter, founder Sachin Agarwal said his team would provide "ample notice" if the service was going to get closed, and also promised tools to export content to other services such as Tumblr and WordPress "in the coming weeks".

"If you had a breach that included name plus credit card information, but the credit card information was encrypted, you would not have to provide notice," said Miriam H. Wugmeister, a lawyer with Morrison & Foerster.

The guidelines require investigators to provide notice unless it would "pose a substantial threat to the integrity of the investigation".

Again, insurers must provide notice.

A disclaimer, however, does provide notice.

Fred L. Pollack, a North Hempstead councilman, had begun working on a tree policy in 2005 that would provide for "public notice and the minimization of cutting down trees".

Some models, however, would rely on a robust real-time influenza surveillance system that would provide enough advance notice to set up these specialized clinics.

"The expectation is that, when served with a notice, providers would provide us with data in the clear.