Sentence examples for local province from inspiring English sources

He said, 'This is probably not true.' I said, 'I hope not".' Abdul Haq was a Pashtun from the east, but his reputation as a warrior extended far beyond his local province.

There were civilians killed by errant American bombs and intrigues among Afghans who ostensibly were our allies and common cause forged with a ruthless warlord who did just enough of the Americans' bidding to stay on the payroll while waging his own private war for control of his local province.

Ask anyone in Manila -- or even anyone outside of the local province of Zambales -- and they will probably say you are mistaken, that no such place exists.

In 1085, when Alexios recovered the strategically important Adriatic port city of Dyrrhachium from the Normans who had occupied it, John Doukas was installed as the military governor (doux) of the local province.

Augustus brought a far greater portion of the Empire's expanded land base under consistent, direct taxation from Rome, instead of exacting varying, intermittent, and somewhat arbitrary tributes from each local province as Augustus' predecessors had done.

Many in the media, including those from the local Province newspaper, suggested that he ceded to the Canucks' negotiations, to which Hansen responded, "If you want to be in a position to win, you have to make some sacrifices".

In particular, we focus on how wage growth responds to the local province-level unemployment rate.6 Data on wages consist of social security payments made by all private-sector firms with at least one employee to the Italian National Social Security Institute (INPS).

In this paper, 47 Rhodiola samples of seven species were collected from thirteen local provinces of China.

The 47 authentic Rhodiola samples were collected from thirteen local provinces of China: Gansu, Jiangxi, Qinghai, Zhejiang, Heilongjiang, Henan, Hebei, Sichuan, Beijing, Neimeng, Liaoning, Xizang and Xinjiang.

In Syria, Muhammad ibn Tughj joined the service of the tax supervisor of the local provinces, Abu'l-Abbas al-Bistam.

In both Australia and Canada, those tensions are compounded by the fact many local provinces and states are also having what McKenzie calls "catastrophic" conditions and fires at the same time.