notify
सूचित
definition
verb
you will be notified of our decision as soon as possible
inform (someone) of something, typically in a formal or official manner.
translation of 'notify'
खबर देणे,
कळवणे,
ला खबर देणे
example
if he does not 'notify' the occurrences, he may be guilty of nondisclosure
I reviewed with her how to stop a nosebleed and advised her to 'notify' me if the problem recurred.
The warnings 'notify' him of his rights and assure him that the police are prepared to honor them.
As soon as these kids are seen in the town centre the police 'notify' us and warn us, and we refuse them entry.
Dr Pugh said he had not been informed he needed to register with the commission, blaming officials for failing to 'notify' him.
All members are 'notified' of Lost in Leitrim dance events and are also updated on the latest news from the site.
Some 9 million account holders have received 'notifications' that they are eligible for repayments, according to the agreement.
Without 'notifying' Daniel or his parents, the principal brought in the police to investigate Daniel's comments.
Barely one third of school absences were 'notified' to social services departments.
This determination was 'notified' to the Applicant on 30 October, and the error was then noticed.
A team was sent to scour the city and the forest services were 'notified' to search the woods.
If confirmed, the Military and or civil police will be 'notified' of the incident.
Parents were 'notified' of the study in advance and were able to withdraw their child.
Apart from 'notifying' conversions in the media and calling for objections, the BDA should also seek objections from the immediate neighbours, he said.
The 'notification' must specifically inform individuals of their rights under the Act.
If the assignment is not 'notified' to the borrower, there are additional risks to the parties.
I found it surprising that 'notifications' of this nature are done solely by post but John assures me that this is how referees are notified about what matches they are to officiate.
A week later we all got letters 'notifying' us about the job.
Unfortunately, nobody considered 'notifying' anyone else, and local and state authorities were soon deluged with calls from panicked citizens.
He was 'notified' of Fraser's verdict, along with all others who are to be criticised, by letter last week.
We were not 'notified' of this meeting and we were promised a meeting with council officers, which has not happened.
However, only four residents were 'notified' of the date of the inspector's visit.
His own bank had sold his most private financial information to another corporation without even 'notifying' him, much less getting his permission.
Staff changes were not 'notified' to the Respondents in accordance with the National Standards.
She added that officers were 'notified' of the discovery of the body this morning after receiving a call from a member of the public.
The only 'notification' there has been was a notice in an obscure family history magazine.
For example, a person 'notifies' us that their circumstances have changed but by the time the system catches up and updates their file, they have already received their next few payments.
Although well warned, she takes the letter in which she is 'notified' that her benefits are to end as a personal affront.
Between May and mid-June this year, we were 'notified' of 637 listed building cases.
Before 'notifying' the plan, the council undertook consultation.
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