notice of intention
collocation in Englishmeaningsofnoticeandintention
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notice
noun
uk/ˈnəʊ.tɪs/us/ˈnoʊ.t̬ɪs/
(a board, piece of paper, etc. containing) information ...
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intention
noun[C or U]
uk/ɪnˈten.ʃən/us/ɪnˈten.ʃən/
something that you want and plan ...
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(Definition ofnoticeandintentionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Those are precise events—paragraph 7 talks about formalnoticeofintentionto decommission and the appointment of a contact person.
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He has been served withnoticeofintentionto deport.
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The second course was to grant a licence but immediately to issuenoticeofintentionto revoke it.
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Controllers wishing to retire under the scheme are required to give a minimum of "12 monthsnoticeofintentionto retire".
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That conclusion, if it was against the person to be extradited, would be in the form of anoticeofintentionto proceed.
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The available information relates to those who have been detected and served with a notice of illegal entry or anoticeofintentionto deport.
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There has been notification to add individual buildings to existing lists, by letter, by addenda, by notes, and finally bynoticeofintention.
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The requirement to give—where practicable—at least 21 days'noticeofintentionto return applies only to the right to reinstatement after extended maternity absence.
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Transitional provision may be necessary where authorities are currently considering whether to serve anoticeofintentionto acquire following a planning application.
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The normal practice is fornoticeofintentionto retire to be given well in advance of the actual date.
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He said that if one does not send one'snoticeofintentionone cannot get an option.
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Unless he immediately givesnoticeofintentionto appeal his licence is taken from him.
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They relate to thenoticeofintentionto remove the child.
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It was a question of givingnoticeofintention, as he did in the case of our other allies.
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He has never been served withnoticeofintentionto deport, and is entitled to remain here pending the determination of his appeal.
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An applicant for damage compensation has 10 days to lodge anoticeofintentionto claim compensation and four months to lodge an application.
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They will then be able to servenoticeofintentionto carry out works.
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How would it be if he were allowed to givenoticeofintentionto claim compensation up to two months before he was turned out?
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My decision at this stage is one ofnoticeofintentionto deport.
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An over-stayer served with anoticeofintentionto deport, and detained, may apply for bail once an appeal is made.
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