Often, they don't even give advance notice of firm closures and layoffs.
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How do you not give advance notice on the tickets for something like that?!
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Pentagon denies asking combatant commanders to give advance notice before responding to coronavirus concerns
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Remember that your landlord needs to give advance notice before entering to make any repairs.
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Some would require drugmakers to give advance notice of price increases above a certain threshold.
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"We never give advance notice of going into a battle area -- we just never do," she said.
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So far, North Korea has not heeded requests by ICAO to give advance notice of any launches, one of the sources said.
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The carriers are requiring passengers to provide documents — including those that say the animals will be well-behaved, and give advance notice.
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They've affected the way she campaigns — she doesn't publicize the location of her campaign headquarters, and doesn't always give advance notice of campaign stops.
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Drug companies are suing the state of California over a recently enacted law that would require manufacturers to give advance notice before significantly raising prices.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts released a plan for part-time workers that would, among other guarantees, require employers to give advance notice of work schedules.
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Vice President Mike Pence left an event in Peru early so he could give advance notice of the strikes to congressional leaders, according to the White House press pool.
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The ensuing outcry led the state to assure the Supreme Court that those charged would not be arrested before an investigation, and that it would give advance notice to them before proceeding.
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Last Tuesday, the California Assembly's health committee approved a bill, already passed by the State Senate, that would require drug makers to give advance notice of big price increases and to justify them.
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Under the PSMA, fishing boats will have to give advance notice before entering ports in these 30 countries, sending along extremely detailed information about their activities, fishing licenses, and catch totals and type.
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Chinese diplomats in the United States must now give advance notice of any meetings with state, local and municipal officials, as well as at educational and research institutions, senior State Department officials said on Wednesday.
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"You never give advance notice of going into a battle area — you just never do," Ms. Pelosi told reporters at the Capitol, adding that Mr. Trump may not have understood that because of his inexperience.
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The ACCC had said Medibank did not give advance notice about the policy change in 2014 because its members might have opted to switch to other providers and that might have hurt its initial public offering.
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If you're craving a specific dish, such as chicken potpie or meatloaf, ask for it but with a caveat: give advance notice, preferably 12 hours, if you want a labor-intensive dish or something particularly special.
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They would have to give advance notice of such trips and permission would not be granted unless the FBI told Congress in writing that the diplomats had abided by the travel rules in the previous quarter.
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It's also peculiar that HTC would give advance notice of halting trading — these moves are usually done immediately and designed to prevent shareholders from being freaked out by unfavorable news and rushing to sell off their stock.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Chinese diplomats in the United States must now give advance notice of any meetings with state, local and municipal officials, as well as at educational and research institutions, senior State Department officials said on Wednesday.
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That leaves a second possible allegation that the Russians did not give advance notice of their hacking efforts, but made Trump or his aides a type of accessory after the fact in the use of the purloined emails.
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Under the federal WARN Act, adopted in the wake of huge job cuts and factory shutdowns during the 20163s, companies laying off 50 or more employees who constitute at least one-third of an employer's workforce at a site have to give advance notice of layoffs to the workers, public agencies and local elected officials.
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While Trump touted progress in his damaging trade war with Beijing, State Department officials said Chinese diplomats and officials in the United States would be required to give advance notice of meetings with state, local and municipal officials, as well as at educational and research institutions, calling it a response to how U.S. diplomats are treated in China.
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May's government, Ms. Sturgeon said, did not give advance notice to leaders of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales, the other components of the United Kingdom, when the British leader decided that March 29 was the day she would invoke the Article 50 clause of the European Union treaty, starting the withdrawal from Europe, known as Brexit.
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The three-judge panel blocked the effort by Attorney General Jeff Sessions to withhold millions of dollars in federal law-enforcement grant money from cities and states that fail to give advance notice to federal authorities when individuals who are "believed to be aliens" are expected to be released from custody or deny federal agents access to jails to meet with them.
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Don't give advance notice, unless you're having layoffs The Aurora gunman had been previously written up and probably knew he was going to be fired, said the CEO of Mueller Water Products, parent company of Henry Pratt Co. "We can surmise that he was speculative about what was going to happen as evidenced by him arming himself with a firearm," CEO Scott Hall said.
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A recent demand from the European Union would require Google to warn local residents before sending out the cameras. It also required Google to keep the not blurred versions of the photos no longer than 6 months, instead of a year. This requirement was abolished on January 1, 2012. Google was instructed to give advance notice online and in the local press before photographing.
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If the local time is desired instead of UTC, substitute the time zone code "JULIETT" for "ZULU". Instead of providing time checks on an individual basis, the NCS should give advance notice of a time check by stating, for example, "TIME CHECK AT 0900 JULIETT", giving all stations sufficient time to prepare their clocks and watches for adjustment. A period of at least five minutes is suggested.
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In the United States, corrections and notifications of new editions are provided by various governmental agencies by way of Notice to Mariners, Local Notice to Mariners, Summary of Corrections, and Broadcast Notice to Mariners. Radio broadcasts give advance notice of urgent corrections. For ensuring that all publications are fully up- to-date, similar methods are employed as for nautical charts. Various and diverse methods exist for the correction of electronic nautical publications.
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The marine environment is subject to frequent change and the latest publications should always be used, especially when passage planning. Hydrographic officers who produce of nautical publications also provide a system to inform mariners of changes that effect the chart. In the US and the UK, corrections and notifications of new editions are provided by various governmental agencies by way of Notice to Mariners, Local Notice to Mariners, Summary of Corrections, and Broadcast Notice to Mariners. Radio broadcasts give advance notice of urgent corrections.
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Radio broadcasts give advance notice of urgent corrections. A convenient way to keep track of corrections is with a "chart and publication correction record card" system. Using this system, the navigator does not immediately update every chart in the portfolio when a new Notice to Mariners arrives, instead creating a card for every chart and noting the correction on this card. When the time comes to use the chart, he pulls the chart and chart's card, and makes the indicated corrections on the chart.
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In 1978, she defeated incumbent Frank Giglio in the Democratic primary by a narrow margin. She was elected to serve as one of the three members of the Illinois House of Representatives from the 30th legislative district with Democratic incumbent Glenn Dawson and Republican incumbent Phil W. Collins taking the other two spots. She introduced the Employer Relocation Act which would have required that companies give advance notice before closing down, guarantee severance pay, and contribute to a special community fund for job retraining or development. She was an advocate of the Equal Rights Amendment while a member of the House.
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"New Mountain Highway Has Mile Long Tunnel" Popular Mechanics, June 1930, pages 926 and 927 The tunnel's restricted dimensions require that vehicles over in height or in width give advance notice so that two-way traffic can be shut down in the tunnel, allowing oversize vehicles to proceed down the center of the tunnel. Vehicles over tall and semi-trailers as well as bicycles and pedestrians are prohibited in the tunnel. Other significant structures include the Pine Creek and Virgin River Bridges and a second, short tunnel through a rock spur east of the main tunnel. The Zion – Mount Carmel Highway was added to the National Register of Historic Places on July 7, 1987.
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Bevin signing the Treaty of Brussels In the aftermath of World War II there were fears of a renewal of German aggression, and on 4 March 1947 the Treaty of Dunkirk was signed by France and the United Kingdom as a Treaty of Alliance and Mutual Assistance in the event of a possible attack. In his speech to the House of Commons on 22 January 1948, British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin called for the extension of the Treaty of Dunkirk to also include the Benelux countries, creating a Western Union. The object was to consolidate Western Europe to satisfy the United States and to give advance notice of the eventual incorporation of Italy, and then Germany, into the Treaty. The negotiating conference was held on 4 March 1948, a few days after the coup in Prague; thanks to this, the three smaller countries were able to persuade the others to agree to the concept of automatic and immediate mutual assistance in the event of aggression, and to the idea of setting up a regional organisation (a multilateral alliance in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations).
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