Sentence examples for dynamic provinces from inspiring English sources

In 2009 it allowed firms in China's most dynamic provinces to trade goods in yuan; this week Mr Li extended this right to the whole country.

Now, a couple of months after launching a social enterprise strategy, and visiting London in his capacity as minister for economic development in Ontario's provincial government, he's candid about the work the government still has to do to support social enterprise in one of Canada's most economically dynamic provinces.

Since the present study uses provincial-level panel data for 26 provinces, a dynamic model is feasible.

Wayne Johnston depicts Newfoundland's history in The Colony of Unrequited Dreams (1998), a novel based on the life of Joey Smallwood, the province's dynamic first premier.

The province's dynamic new governor, Felismino Tocoli, is very friendly to business.Five years ago António Miranda, who once worked for Coca-Cola, put his savings into a cashew, macadamia and vegetable-oil business.

He led three dynamic regions — Fujian and Zhejiang provinces, and Shanghai — that were by population, economic vitality and social complexity the equivalent of three European nations.

Draconian language laws have demoted English: since the 1970s, perhaps half a million anglophones have simply decamped, leaving behind a province with a dynamic new French-speaking business class and few reasons to worry about cultural submersion.

Some 19 of China's 31 provinces and municipalities, including the most dynamic economically, are rationing power.

Our findings indicate that SAR11 genomes from different oceanic provinces share many conserved features despite dynamic processes of genome change that are at work in nature.

A dynamic systems model of organic waste management for the province of Quebec, Canada, was built.

This dynamic will see al-Qaida in Iraq weakened in predominately Sunni provinces such as Anbar.