Sentence examples for not gazetted from inspiring English sources

Mineral extraction has left the country riddled with unmarked holes, which were not gazetted until the 1870s.

He said that it was not gazetted as main road, and a previous decision to rename the road through Belmont as Great Eastern Highway was made after considering the facts, and at the request of the Main Roads Board.

The final ballot awards for the army were the six awards to the Lancashire Fusiliers at W Beach during the landing at Gallipoli on 25 April 1915 although three of the awards were not gazetted until 1917.

The Bale Mountains have the highest concentration – a genetically viable population – but at the moment the park borders are not even gazetted.

The opposition, however, claimed the proclamation was not correctly gazetted; they said the new boundaries would also give government candidates an unfair advantage, and they launched a legal challenge.

But the amnesty has not been gazetted into law and some feel that makes it precarious.

Sixteen key biodiversity sites, which were not formally gazetted in the first round of designation, emerged as especially important for both biodiversity and ecosystem services.

Officially, Nigeria now has 415 grazing reserves, but only one third are in use as the remainder have not been gazetted (IRIN 2009).

This is however mainly occurring in "ordinary" forest lands and not in formally gazetted forest lands.

Experts have been clear that a 200m tonne cut to Australia's emissions could not be achieved without much tougher safeguard rules than those in the government's draft, which have not been substantially changed in the final gazetted version.

Some organisations complained that they were not given an opportunity to express their opinion before the change was gazetted, and many politicians and the chief town planner were not informed.