Sentence examples for make provinces from inspiring English sources

Significantly, Lunn's previous role was as natural resources minister, presiding over Canada's development of Alberta's tar sands, its mineral resources including Saskatchewan's uranium, (which makes Canada the world's leading exporter for the world's nuclear industry,) and its huge water resources that make provinces such as Quebec and British Columbia major producers of hydro-electricity.

When Alberta and Saskatchewan had been made provinces in 1905, the federal government had retained control over their lands and natural resources, which made the new provinces unique in Canada.

One interviewee said that "One important factor in technology adoption which makes provinces different is the ability of their authorities and politicians to obtain facilities from the government and the Ministry of Health" (Int #12).

The plan was supported by educational reformers who believed that the decentralized status quo made province-wide reform impossible, but was scrapped when rural residents expressed fears that it would mean the closure of local schools.

The model made province-wide contemporary data available to stakeholders for the first time, building understanding of the implications of current policies.

This paper demonstrates that DEA generates easy to comprehend composite rankings of provincial performances, identifies appropriate benchmarks for each inefficient province, and estimates sources and amounts of improvement needed to make the provinces efficient.

In April, an investigation revealed that education officials in Mpumalanga province were falsifying grades to make the province look more studious.

But Mr Bouchard is, above all, a separatist: he wants to make his province an independent country.

Farmers grumble about the high fuel and fertiliser prices that are helping to make the province rich.

A very small security presence and the existence of a robust drug trade make the province vulnerable.

Mr Péladeau claims, without much evidence, that independence would make the province richer.He will have a hard time persuading voters.