The demobilization programme is currently still on-going in the eastern provinces, and is expected to move to six provinces in central Afghanistan and five provinces in the north before the end of 2004.
Once we have sufficient trained music educators, we plan to move to other provinces.
They would move to coastal provinces, toil in factories and churn out the world's household goods.
On the other hand, many of these patients live with relatives and usually move to other provinces outside our study area during part of the year, without unsubscribing from the Abucasis database; a potential HZ case therefore could have been registered elsewhere and not be counted as an incident case.
In the eyes of her neighbors and her schoolmates, Suchen had seen fear and awe, as if she carried a rare infectious disease, and in the end it was her family's move to another province that had ended the episode.
Even though Russia no longer has a so-called command society, in which a Stalin can order many thousands of Chechens to forcibly move to another province, as he did in 1944, Russian leaders still act as if they can rule with an iron fist.
At later stages, Tai Dam moved to nearby provinces including Ratchaburi, Suphanburi, Nakhon Pathom, Samut Songkhram, Samut Sakhon, and Kanchanaburi provinces in the western region.
At about the time of his move to the United Provinces, Descartes began work on "Le Monde," a pair of treatises giving a mechanistic approach to physics, cosmology, and physiology.
He forced some 300,000 Armenians, including the Armenian population of Nakhichevan to leave their homes and move to the Persian provinces south of the Aras River.
To further ease pressure on the land, Three Gorges officials changed the relocation policy, promising free land and financial help for people who moved to other provinces.
