Sentence examples for Current provinces from inspiring English sources
Kwansŏ comprises the current provinces of North P'yŏngan, South P'yŏngan, North Hwanghae, South Hwanghae, and Chagang, while Kwanbuk includes North Hamgyŏng, South Hamgyŏng, Yanggang, and Kangwŏn provinces.
Second, the splitting up of six of the current provinces into 21 new ones, a process that, constitutionally, should have been implemented before 2011, was hastily completed in July 2015 without any budgetary provisions, creating chaos for regional-level governance.
The women were highly mobile, i.e., about half of them reported living in the current provinces or cities for less than 12 months, 76% of whom had lived in at least two provinces in the past year.
Because available data has no retrospective information, our instrument is based on current province of residence and may be therefore partly an outcome of the reform.
aMigration prevalence defined as the percentage of the ethnic group that spent a period of one month or more living in a different province to their current province in the previous 12 months.
The current Swedish provinces of Skåne, Blekinge and Halland were Danish and the province of Båhuslen was Norwegian.
Rubin writes that in this hypothetical future, the current "have" provinces will lose out to Ontario and the other non-oil-producing regions.
The Ontario report provided a comprehensive description of the current state of women's health in the province.
Canada's federal corporate tax rate has been slashed nearly in half since 2000, from 28percenttothethe current 15percentthethe provinces charge separate corporate taxes on top of that).
12This specification allows me to add province fixed effects (rather than using a set of current and past province characteristic) and to exploit variation over time for identification.
While I control for a set of current and past province characteristics and region‐year fixed effects, I do not include province‐fixed effects in the baseline model because of lack of enough time‐variation in the immigrant population within the provinces between 2006 and 2008.
