Sentence examples for gazette from inspiring English sources
verb
To publish in a gazette
"It is notified for general information that the governor general has cancelled the award of the medal of the Order of Australia in the general division made to Edward Moses Obeid," a government gazette published on Tuesday said.
"Central government entities are obliged to deposit their cash reserves and transfer their term deposit funds to their accounts at the Bank of Greece," the news service Bloomberg quoted the decree on the government gazette website as saying.
The government's normally stodgy official gazette listed the villains by their nicknames: Monkey, Beardy, Taliban and so on.
That protest left one person dead as a few thousand Martelly supporters clashed with thousands of opposition marchers.Under pressure from the unquiet streets at home and from foreign diplomats Mr Martelly has belatedly pushed through a new election law, which was published last week in Haiti's official gazette.
This phenomenon can be traced back to Roman times, when members of the elite kept each other informed with a torrent of letters, transcriptions of speeches and copies of the acta diurna, the official gazette that was posted in the forum each day.
The Economist itself, which back then described itself as a "weekly commercial times, bankers' gazette and railway monitor" thundered against war.
"I pray that Hillary Clinton decides to run for president of the United States," the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported Pelosi telling a public event.
It was promptly arranged for her to apologise in person to her victim of 40 years ago (there had been a telephone apology in 1962), and the Democrat-Gazette put the story on the front page.The planned climax of the week was a speech on September 25th by President Bill Clinton, himself a former governor of Arkansas.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported last month that six lawsuits had been filed against the diocese of Pittsburgh for ignoring and concealing sexual abuse as far back as 1954.At the service, injured feelings run high.
The present governor of Arkansas, Mike Huckabee, the mayor of Little Rock, Jim Dailey, and other local politicians all declared that the people of Arkansas had learned from their mistakes.The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette is reprinting its 1957 front pages every day for three weeks.
In 1991 it merged with the Arkansas Democrat to form the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, the state's widest-circulating daily.
