Sentence examples for across provincial from inspiring English sources

The Tories' vote was up just a point or two across provincial England compared with its first election under William Hague's leadership four years ago.

Fragments of "found" video footage from British nightclubs are spliced together, repeated and slowed down, while a perfectly edited collage of ambient sounds – snatches of rave tracks, crowd noise, men bellowing across provincial shopping precincts – filters in and out.

But while tracking lorry loads of syrup across provincial and international borders one Vermont candy-maker found in possession of "hot" syrup insisted it had been purchased in good faith the police uncovered illegal sales not tied to the caper.

In short order, we're following Ellie on a mad dash across provincial China, from Beijing to Taiyuan, Pingyao, Xi'an and Chengdu, and watching her initiation into an online community called the Sword of Ill Repute, where, in the guise of the avatar Little Mountain Tiger, she's sent on a virtual wild goose chase for clues to the whereabouts of her artist friend, who seems to have disappeared.

The supply contracts for the army, which pervaded every part of the Empire, drew on local suppliers near the base (castrum), throughout the province, and across provincial borders.

Upping the age limit from 18 to 21 not only suppresses the rights of legal adults, it drives young cannabis consumers further in the direction the flawed provincial framework has set out: away from the legal market and across provincial borders.

The story ballet that arrived in New York last week for four performances is an edition created in 2008, but despite any sprucing up, the show comes across as provincial.

Streams of people were forced to march south across the provincial landscape, into Arabia.

This study provides lessons for greenway planners who are implementing regional greenways across state, provincial, and international boundaries.

Although schemes vary across provinces, provincial governments enter into contracts with the central government on the total amount or share of taxes and profits revenue to be remitted for the next several years, and the provincial governments will keep the rest.

We undertook a systematic, qualitative approach to describing the indirect benefits of peer review, factors that were seen to facilitate or act as barriers to the implementation of peer review, and strategies to address these barriers across a provincial jurisdiction of radiation oncology programs (ROPs).