Sentence examples similar to moving provinces from inspiring English sources

I moved provinces.

"Going from France to Germany is like moving between provinces at home".

There is also the fierce sense of social competition created by the reforms of Deng Xiaoping, which encouraged people to pursue opportunities even when they might mean moving whole provinces — hundreds of miles — away from their families; the growing logic of individualism, sparked by capitalist reforms; and the swelling population of elderly for whom there exists no social safety net.

In fact, unemployment at the provincial level is a rather persistent variable and by controlling for individual fixed effects we exploit little inter-temporal variation in the unemployment rate while a large part of the variation comes from workers moving between provinces with different levels of unemployment.

Impelled by necessity or lured by profit, people moved from province to province.

But most immigrants move to provinces where English is overwhelmingly predominant, and that is the language they learn.

In 1999, there was an increase in the prevalence of childhood fever as one moved from provinces in the west to those east of Zimbabwe (see Fig.  5a).

Organization of disease programmes meshed poorly with the needs of patients with comorbidities and circular migrants who move between provinces searching for economic opportunities, proximity to services such as social grants and shopping centres influenced where patients obtain medicines.

This finding was reinforced by studying the relationship between the average epidemic peak timing across provinces as one "moves" from jungle provinces to mountain and coastal provinces (see map in Figure 1).

French soldiers deployed in Operation Sangaris in the Central African Republic have started leaving Bangui and moving into the provinces.

The IDPs have also complained of being stopped from moving into other provinces – an illegal restriction on their right to free movement within the country.