Sentence examples for new provinces from inspiring English sources

This particular Bantustan – or black homeland – was reintegrated into South Africa in 1994; its land distributed among the new provinces of the Orange Free State (now Free State), Northern Cape, and North West Province.

Some governors have little experience in their new provinces.

Two new provinces emerged, however, from those official deliberations.

In Anatolia, he created the new provinces of Bithynia-Pontus and Cilicia.

Already, in the past two years, four new provinces have been set up; other places are clamouring for provincial status.

Here and in their anthology New Provinces (1936), A.J.M. Smith, F.R. Scott, and A.M. Klein began their long literary careers.

Dissatisfied with tardy government from Halifax, they promptly agitated for a government of their own, and equally promptly the new province of New Brunswick was created for them in 1784, with its own governor and assembly.

Caesar formed a new province, Africa Nova, from Numidian territory, and Augustus united Africa Nova ("New Africa") with Africa Vetus ("Old Africa," the province surrounding Carthage), but a separate province of Numidia was formally created by Septimius Severus.

In 1905 Assiniboia was largely incorporated into the new province of Saskatchewan.

The government of the new province, however, was not officially installed until 2004.

In January, a self-proclaimed Isis commander declared a new province in Afghanistan and Pakistan called Wilayat-Khorasan.