Sentence examples for a subnational from inspiring English sources

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

The island became a separate colony in 1769 and has remained what some scholars characterize as a "subnational island jurisdiction" ever since.

Moreover, the effects of taxes imposed by a subnational government will differ from the effects of taxes imposed by a national government.

But until a member takes such a step, it is subject to EU law in practically the same way that a subnational state or province is subject to federal law in a federal system.

In the context of the EU, a region clearly represents a subnational unit, often coinciding with the local or locality.

Puducherry is a subnational enclave situated within Tamil Nadu.

Using an original dataset of decentralized small-business subsidies, I deploy a novel subnational design, comparing states governed by parties with different relationships to SBOs, facing different levels of electoral threat.

‡Data collation and analysis at local level, representing a single subnational jurisdiction, local reporting to local level.

In order to gain the most of syndromic surveillance we suggest a new subnational approach of implementing syndromic surveillance.

A later subnational survey of 500 households and 3500 adult respondents in Central Province [ 23] found a lifetime prevalence of 29.6 % (53 % in males and 8%% in females); and a current prevalence of 18%34%34 % in males and 3%% in females).

The current WHO estimate of MDR TB prevalence among retreatment patients in Zimbabwe (8.3%; 95% CI 3%222%) (2 ) is based on a 1995 subnational drug-resistance survey in which 3 of 36 sputum smear positive patients had MDR TB.