Further it was suggested that the notice to the third party should be required to be given by the shipper.

(b) The secured creditor was given notice of the proposed use or disposal and an opportunity to be heard by the court and

Residents were often given less than a month's notice before their buildings were razed.

Each case has had to be adjourned owing to the non attendance of witnesses who had been given insufficient notice, or no notice at all, of the hearing.

(a) That person is given adequate notice of the court where the action can be brought

A staff member who resigns, except where termination notice has been given and the termination date agreed upon

The contract award notice, in turn, is given to tenderers simultaneously, without delay, using electronic or telefax service.

Two months later the buyer informed the seller that it was not working properly, but a more specific notice of non compliance was given only in December 1996, while alleged earlier notices of non compliance given by telephone were not supported by sufficient evidence in court.

If the cow was purple, you'd notice it for a while.

It added that additional details should be notified only if they are discovered within the period given for the examination and at a reasonable cost, and that the notice informing of the buyer's intention to remedy should be given within reasonable time after the notice on the lack of conformity.

Advanced notice is given to all warlords and faction leaders who control the road blocks and check points along the route.

The Secretary General shall inform the members of the Committee without delay of any notice given under rule 86 of these rules and shall transmit to them as soon as possible copies of the notice and relevant information.

And I was a bit slow, I didn't really take too much notice.

Now notice, he nodded there, he was giving me some indication he was understanding the flow of communication.

Notice the title of the book, The Book That Was Never Checked Out Titanic.

But I did notice something happening to me the day I was with Al Dunlap.

In addition, it was said that written notice was both difficult to define and, if it were given in the bill of lading, it could cause difficulties when the bill of lading was repeatedly transferred, such that the ultimate holder might be forced to litigate in a location far away.

Under the 1993 Model Law on Procurement of Goods and Construction, the notice of contract awards is given only to suppliers and contractors (article 35 (6)).

In the systems that recognize ERAs as a distinct method, the bidding documents are provided at the time when the notice of the ERA is given.

We don't notice and don't notice that we don't notice the toxic molecules emitted by a carpet or by the fabric on the seats.

The guarantee in question was obtained at short notice, was vague in its terms and provided no details on how the guarantees would be given effect with respect to the complainant nor did the Government of Egypt provide, or the Swedish authorities request, any such information.

Most world leaders didn't take notice, and those that did thought this was just Buddhist economics.

Notice of Resignation

Didn't notice them.

Notice to produce

The Court of Appeal stated that under article 39 (1) CISG the notice of non compliance should be given within 14 days, unless special circumstances require otherwise.

And so something we kind of knew, but you didn't actually notice syntactically what he was doing.

In that context, the role of the red notice system of Interpol was emphasized by some speakers.

In Botswana, an execution was conducted without any prior notice to the condemned person's family and friends.

Note The meeting, which was scheduled for Tuesday, 20 September 2005, has been postponed until further notice.

Moreover, the Court argued that the fact that the defendant was ready to substitute the goods showed that he had implicitly waived both the objections that the notice of non conformity had not been given timely and that it lacked the necessary specificity.

Did you notice something?

Salman Rushdie was pissed off I think because I altered the map of New York, if you notice.

First, it argued that under the terms of the Treaty, termination was proper only through one year's written notice.

Given the frequent distribution of Interpol data through national police forces to border points, this notice would, in turn, assist member States to enforce the sanctions, particularly the travel ban.

Failure on the part of the same persons, upon being given formal notice, to maintain previously established protection systems in proper condition is punishable by a fine of 150,000 euros.

Now, you notice he's sitting.

Notice these other, smaller protuberances.

So what makes people notice?

Enter the editorial notice here.

Because notice the porch here.

Notice that nature is present.

We didn't notice her sorrow.

Did you notice anything strange?

Did you notice Tom's hair?