Sentence examples for constituent provinces from inspiring English sources

Deputies from the constituent provinces were chosen to deliberate a constitution, but in June 1797 Bonaparte decided to merge the Cispadane provinces with provinces along the Po River to form a new Cisalpine Republic.

The word 'settings', in this instance, refers to political/country jurisdictions (e.g. Canada or Cameroon, or their constituent provinces).

With the adoption of a new Indian constitution in 1950, the United Provinces was renamed Uttar Pradesh and became a constituent state of India.

His new journal, Les Lettres à ses commettants ("Letters to His Constituents"), kept the provinces informed.

Ortega was elected to the Constituent Cortes in the provinces of León and Jaén; he demitted the latter seat.

Before the constitutional changes, the provinces enjoyed virtually all the powers of Yugoslavia's six constituent republics, and ethnic Albanians dominated Kosovo's government.

Among his constituents in Balkh province, Atta commands equal measures of fear and respect.

Then the governors of four southern provinces, galvanized by constituent complaints, went to Washington and Europe to lobby for alternatives.

Laws enacted after the Ottoman constitution of 1876 aimed to expand this structure across the city, imitating the twenty arrondissements of Paris, but they were not fully implemented until 1908, when Istanbul was declared a province with nine constituent districts.

While with ACTED, she tried to help Afghan farmers figure out how to enhance their economic prospects, which meant constant contact with Afghan colleagues and constituents, and frequent trips to villages and provinces outside Kabul.

There are fights ahead over how to deal with the constituent assembly and regional autonomy which conservative eastern provinces want.