Voorbeelden van gazette

• At the end of that year the park became the first in Indonesia to be gazetted, which means its boundaries were officially recognized.

• We intend to bring legislation to parliament that will see all tax incentives granted to investors gazetted and publicly notified.

• Business leaders had hoped that the prolonged delay in gazetting the legislation meant that the government had had second thoughts.

• He wore the white ribbon of the Polar Medal, gazetted in 1939 for his service on the British Graham Land Expedition.

• The gazetted officers have had considerable and varied service both as officers-in-charge of prisons and detention camps and in administration.

• Vacancies in the gazetted ranks are filled by promotion from those who have the necessary personal qualities and have passed the requisite examinations.

• They are gazetted, and are given such wondrous names that one has to catch up with who they are.

• They were gazetted as promoted to acting rank.

• The first two will be gazetted this evening.

• The day he accepted my resignation he had me gazetted as a baronet.

• He was consequently gazetted out on the expiration of the sick leave to which he was entitled.

• No such promise was made to gazetted personnel and their contracts contained nothing to support their claim to furlough at the end of their service.

• Officers have been gazetted and full recognition has been given.

• A third opportunity exists now, when the proposals are gazetted.

• What a rotten kind of officer he must have been to be gazetted lieutenant-colonel.

• The dispatch will be gazetted very shortly.

• They publish them sometimes in their official gazettes, which is often sufficient to give them the force of domestic law, but in practice the treaties are disregarded.

• Returns of gazetted officers only are available.

• Meanwhile, the notice of appointment is gazetted.