Sentence examples for prosperous provinces from inspiring English sources

The pilot scheme is so far confined to two of China's richest cities, Shanghai and Shenzhen, and two of its most prosperous provinces, Guangdong and Zhejiang.

The rioters smashed cars and set fire to empty trains, snarling road and train traffic through one of the most prosperous provinces of India, police officials said.

The idea behind Louvre II is to display some of the Louvre's unseen treasures while enhancing one of France's less prosperous provinces.

Jiangsu Province is located in the east of China, and is one of the six financially prosperous provinces in China and has the densest population with more than 76 million inhabitants.

From 1999 to 2008, PMMR of Shanghai, one of the most prosperous provinces in China, was about 10 per 100,000 live births, comparable to the level of many developed countries.

But 8.5percentt of the Zhejiang respondents living in urban areas (CI = −0.098) were also poor, an indication of the level of disadvantage faced by urban workers even in one of China's most prosperous provinces.

Meanwhile, most of the Pakistani Army comes from Punjab, the country's largest and most prosperous province, which borders India.

One exception is Guangdong, a prosperous province with close relations to Hong Kong with which it shares an independently-minded Cantonese population.

Her refusal to negotiate with Frederick II (later the Great) of Prussia, who had invaded Silesia, her most prosperous province, appalled the senescent councillors of her late father.

But many others here in the most prosperous city in Canada's most prosperous province just shrugged it off, attributing it to the provincialism of an American ad copy writer.

Suphan Buri is a relatively prosperous province, thanks to the efforts of Banharn Silpa-archa, the former Prime Minister, who is from the area and whose political party long controlled agricultural development.