Sentence examples similar to gazette issue from inspiring English sources

Unit cost data were obtained from the price bulletin and the government gazettes issued by the Ministry of Health.

The government has for more than two months refused to publish in an official gazette an opinion issued by the constitutional tribunal on the changes imposed on it by the government.

The end of the aviation experiment forced the Gazette to return to ground-based delivery.

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He also spoke of his excitement at the idea of a vibrant social movement, echoing a sentiment expressed by Rebecca Nathanson in an issue of the Gazette: "This is the first time in my lifetime that a social movement has been so resonant; what once existed only in textbooks now exists in my own life".

Loch declared that all concessions that lacked the British High Commissioner's approval were invalid, and assured Rhodes that if Lippert tried to gazette his agreement, he would issue a proclamation warning of its infringement on the Rudd Concession and the Company's charter, and threaten Lippert's associates with legal action.

Whilst with the ship in Havana, Cuba, in November 1800 Daoíz was reading back issues of a gazette and was surprised to find that he had been promoted to captain on 4 March 1800, whilst at sea.

But let them be aware that Transylvania herself is fighting for liberty and The Union!" In July 1917, Corps offices in Kiev circulated the first issue of a recruitment gazette, România Mare ("Greater Romania"), which became the essential component of its propaganda effort in Russia.

Despite being a French-language publication, the gazette was seen as independent of France.

"They will have had to issue a proclamation in the government gazette specifying it.

In Little Rock, The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette bemoaned the way issues, from Social Security to inheritance taxes, had disappeared from the current political conversation.