Gazette definition

Gazette means the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Gazette;
Gazette means the periodical gazette referred to in Rule 32;
Gazette means the Government Gazette;

Examples of Gazette in a sentence

  • Maximum Contribution The weekly amount, inclusive of goods and services tax, that is set by notice in the Gazette under section 53 of the Residential Care and Disability Support Services Act as the maximum contribution applying to the region in which your Facility is located, and is the maximum that any Resident may be required to pay for Services provided by you in accordance with this Agreement.

  • Until the Regulator publishes in the Gazette notice of a determination under subparagraph (ia) of clause 3(1)(a) of Schedule 4, the weighted average cost of capital for the railway infrastructure referred to in that subparagraph is such percentage as the Regulator fixes by notice published in the Gazette under this section.

  • The Hastings Xxxxxx Xxxxxx District School Board and have considered Section of the regulation set out in the Canada Gazette, Part II, Vol.

  • The undersigned parties have considered Section of the regulation set out in the Canada Gazette, Part Vol.

  • The Contracting Party shall publish the full text or extract of the terms of this Agreement in the Federal Official Gazette, for its validity erga omnes.


More Definitions of Gazette

Gazette means the Malta Government Gazette or any other official journal substituted therefor published by order of the Government of Malta;
Gazette means the Queensland Government Gazette https://www.forgov.qld.gov.au/publish- gazette
Gazette means and includes the London Gazette, the Edinburgh Gazette, the Dublin Gazette, the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette and the Government Gazette, Royal Gazette, or other official gazette of any State or Australasian colony;
Gazette means the South Australian Government Gazette;
Gazette means the London Gazette;
Gazette. ’ means Government Gazette;
Gazette means the Government Gazette of this scheme participant;