gazetted

publish in the gazette

The French termed this the gazette.

It confirmed the name change in the official gazette.

The Venetian gazette was a precursor to the modern newspaper.

Lydia looked back down at the piece she had been reading in the local gazette.

The Venetian gazette fit all the characteristics that I just listed, except for one.

Its circulation was limited by an odd anachronism: these gazettes were still being written by hand.

In nearly every colony a gazette or chronicle appeared within the next thirty years or more.

Earlier, the official gazette has said a manhunt was underway to try to track down the gunmen who assassinated President Moise early on Tuesday.

A notice in the government gazette by the Directorate of Foreign Trade on Friday said a spike in global prices for wheat was threatening the food security of India and neighboring and vulnerable countries.