Sentence examples for larger provinces from inspiring English sources

The populated sections of Canada are well traversed by highways and roads, but vast areas of the larger provinces and the territories that are sparsely settled are virtually without roads of any kind.

His reasoning, Mr. Noguera, the pollster, said, is his conviction that "Rodríguez Saá is a weaker candidate" and less of a long-term threat than elected officials from larger provinces, like Gov. Carlos Ruckauf or Senator Eduardo Duhalde, both of Buenos Aires.

The practical effect of this law has been to over-represent smaller provinces at the expense of larger provinces like Valencia.

Thus, the overall population is typical of that seen in the larger provinces of Canada and is reasonably generalizable to many North American jurisdictions.

Policy makers from several provinces felt that joint negotiations are likely to be explicitly or implicitly driven by larger provinces – because they have the greatest purchasing power and political influence – and that this would not sit well with some governments.

Fourth, although we have made use of the best climatological data available, data from meteorological stations may not be necessarily representative of the climate patterns in the larger provinces.

Huet, the Bishop of Avanches, believed that Paradise was located in a larger province of Eden.

The city was then made the capital of Sanjak Gaza, part of the larger Province of Damascus.

The three largest provinces -- Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Tibet -- were all historically non-Chinese areas.

So were the governments of our two largest provinces, Ontario and Quebec, in varying degrees.

Many of the conquered lands were combined to form large provinces.