(n.) A Venetian coin, worth about three English farthings, or one and a half cents.
Example Sentences:
(1) At just over 1m square kilometres, this is the biggest single gazetted marine park in the world, but the Abbott government has suspended its operation pending a review of federal marine parks.
(2) The mechanism gazetted on Thursday makes clear the government’s intention that no business should find itself exceeding the new limits.
(3) In terms of regulations gazetted in 1973, the Department of Health has control of the practice of medical radiology in South Africa.
(4) Guidelines for the protection of privacy in the conduct of medical research have been issued by the National Health and Medical Research Council, approved by the Commonwealth Privacy Commissioner, and gazetted on 1 July 1991 (Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No.
(5) On Thursday the environment minister, Greg Hunt, quietly gazetted the long-awaited final detail of the mechanism, which is designed to ensure increasing industrial emissions do not undo the greenhouse gas abatement that the government buys through its $2.55bn emissions reduction fund.
(6) But in 1992, when the park was formally gazetted, UWA evicted the pastoralists - some 30,000 in all - resettling them in a less fertile region in northern Uganda.
(7) [The cabinet] today gave its approval for making reservations of 33% for women … in direct recruitment in non-gazetted posts … of all union territories, including Delhi,” a government statement said.
(8) Tumwesigye hesitates, sensing a trap - Fern's argument is that African governments have a duty to protect gazetted forests and if they did the forests would regenerate naturally.
(9) 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.
(10) About 25 boys are being held in what will be the centre’s complex behavioural unit (CBU), temporarily gazetted as a youth detention centre.
(11) Some of the larger communities I hope over time become gazetted towns like any other town in Western Australia,” he said.