notice

See:
  • advance notice
  • at a moment's notice
  • at short notice
  • can't help but notice (that) (something)
  • can't help noticing (that) (something)
  • come to (one's) notice
  • come to attention
  • escape (one's) notice
  • escape notice
  • escape somebody's notice
  • give notice
  • hand in (one's) notice
  • make (one) sit up and take notice
  • not a blind bit of (something)
  • not a blind bit of notice, difference, etc.
  • on a moment's notice
  • on advance notice
  • on short notice
  • put (one) on notice
  • put someone on notice
  • serve notice
  • serve notice (on one)
  • short notice, on
  • sit up
  • sit up and take notice
  • sit up and take notice, to (make someone)
  • take a blind bit of notice
  • take no notice of (something or someone)
  • take note
  • take notice (of someone or something)
  • take notice of
  • with advance notice
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Physician executives may wish to obtain a legal review of any corporate or institutional privacy notices with the common defects described above, in order to be sure that they and their parent facility or employer does not incur liability for omitting required state-specific information about medical privacy laws and information about how patients can exercise their rights to protect their records under state statutory and common law.
The arrangements targeted by Notice 2003-24 are set up through sham labor negotiations to take advantage of Sec.
For record-keeping purposes, the facility must put a copy of the current notice in every resident's file and maintain a copy of each version of the notice in the facility's business files.
For example, if a taxpayer's principal business activity is the retail sale of bathroom fixtures--which falls under one of the ineligible NAICS codes listed above--and a smaller segment is plumbing repairs, he or she cannot use notice 2001-76 to convert the business's overall method of accounting to cash.
Despite our differences, we also share with clients assumptions and beliefs that blind us all from noticing how we fail to notice. Widespread cultural beliefs and practices about individualism, the psychological nature of life, and language may lead client and social worker not to notice how social and political forces influence how we identify and attempt to ameliorate problems or how things categorized in the same way are different.
1997), the court held that a liability insurer must prove "substantial prejudice" from late notice in order to be relieved of its obligations.
As many as 185 cases related to human rights and 58 cases on which suo motu notices had been taken were pending before the apex court till January 31, 2018.bsac-850950-18444963-placeThe CJP has taken suo motu notices of multiple cases during the last couple of months.
This article describes a solution to this uncertainty problem in reasonable notice, at least as it relates to employers dismissing their employees.
Hernan Biron Jr.-A total of 19 absences (13 without notice, 6 with notice)
After receiving the returned notice, the IRS searched its database again and found the taxpayer's new address.
Thus, it is important for subcontractors and suppliers to get their names on the project's list by filing a Preliminary Notice on the SCR.
LONELY Would they even notice, if I said a single word, would they even notice if I was really truly hurt.
ABREAK notice in a lease has to be clearly worded or it will not stand.
But some of these fortunate purchasers may be in for a rude surprise if the notice of sale failed to actually reach the former owners of the property.
We're stuck three inches from the screen, receiving the information that "this is the way it happened; she did it because she's incompetent and because she hates me, and what she did is unforgivable." When we step away from the screen, and watch the movie from further back, or from the projection booth, we might notice different things.