Sentence examples for * subnational from inspiring English sources

The so-called "subnational projections" are issued every two years.

Others grant varying degrees of autonomy to subnational units.

A subnational novel, such as "The Bone People," must be what English calls "world-readable".

It occupies a third of the continent, and is apparently the second largest subnational entity in the world.

These deductions are tantamount to subsidies from the national to the subnational governments.

Some military regimes, for example, have permitted elections to national and subnational representative bodies.

There are also subnational reports available for some places, for example Italy in 2012-13.

More than 15 countries and subnational governments have already introduced such a tax, including Britain, France and parts of the US.

In this context, glocalization points to increasing transnational interactions among subnational entities from different countries and to contacts among subnational and supranational entities both generally circumventing the national level and undermining the gatekeeper position of national executives.

You can take one small "subnational" area – such as the Noel Kempff Climate Action Project – and save that.

There is another line of argument for explaining the stronger involvement of subnational political entities in international activities.