preliminary notice

Public state projects require a preliminary notice to the general contractor.

"It's a preliminary notice that the rocket's coming," said Tom, and then quickly explained.

Preliminary notice of certain new species of lizards from central Australia.

John had received preliminary notice that his services would be required by the Navy, as he had extensive knowledge of commercial diving technology.

"There was no preliminary notice or warning."

Providing the required preliminary notice to the property owner disclosing the entitlement to the lien (some states).

For on the next Sunday morning there was the preliminary notice about the intention to enclose tacked on to the church door.

After three more preliminary notices to take the farm were published in 2004, Campbell applied to the High Court for a protection order.

About then we got our preliminary notices to take tests for eligibility for the Ganymede colony and that had us pretty busy.

Note on some points in the nomenclature of fossil reptiles and amphibians, with preliminary notices of two new species.

'She was beautiful, Mrs Todgers,' he said, turning his glazed eye again upon her, without the least preliminary notice.

Preliminary notice.

Erasmus Darwin, with a preliminary notice by Charles Darwin.

-Charles Darwin's preliminary notice to Krause's memoir of.

It was the preliminary notice of a libel suit filed against him by General Transport, based on his IPC complaint.

AGRC was also served a preliminary notice of penalties and fines to the tune of about $50 million (or 80 per cent of its net assets).

A famous anecdote relates how another vizier playfully asked the Sultan for some preliminary notice of his doom so that he might have time to put his affairs in order.

Last January, she noted, the N.I.H. published a preliminary notice that it expected researchers and consultants not to have financial interests in drugs, devices and other technology developed in clinical trials.

One of them, Villa Antigua, with 202 detached homes, received a preliminary notice from the I.R.S. in March suggesting that unpaid back taxes on reserve contributions are likely to reach $250,000.

The staging was also criticised: The Times stated, "The ghost scene ... of which preliminary notices and hints of the initiated had led one to expect much, was a very tame affair."

Prior to filing a lien there may be a requirement for some parties to give a preliminary notice to the owner in order to obtain a priority, and failure to do so may affect the quality of the lien.

All this time, Bob Sawyer had been nudging Mr. Ben Allen to say something on the right side; Ben accordingly now burst, without the slightest preliminary notice, into a brief but impassioned piece of eloquence.

His clients filed their site plan for the building in June 2003 and proceeded with their plans even after they got the preliminary notice two months later because it simply said that their property was "under consideration" as a new school site.

The recent experiments themselves are only described in short preliminary notices, which, as regards their accuracy, the possibility of mistake, the precautions taken, and the exact succession of individuals affected, afford no data on which a scientific opinion can be founded" (pp.

The government had a short life and fell in December, when Lega Nord left the coalition, after disagreements over pension reform and the first avviso di garanzia (preliminary notice of an investigation) for Berlusconi, passed by Milan prosecutors.