Sentence examples for province of origin from inspiring English sources

To ensure a stable supply of workers in agriculture despite the appalling conditions, people were barred from leaving their province of origin.

The GST only makes a modest contribution to state revenues, even though 60 percent of it is returned to the province of origin.

Fig. 3 Number of refugees in Tanzania per province of origin [brackets] and as a share of the province's 1990 population (parenthesis).

The map depicts the number of Burundian refugees in Tanzania in the mid-2000s, provinceince of origin in Burundi (in brackets), based on UNHCR estimates.

"But now, that is the first question you hear when you meet someone," he added, referring to queries over a person's province of origin, often used to find out their religious background.

The age and province of origin of each pig was recorded.

'All cattle over six months of age imported for dairy or breeding purposes shall come directly from herds certified to be free from Bang's disease by the chief livestock sanitary official by whatever name known of the country, province or state of origin.

The government should compensate them, and perhaps find them land and jobs in their provinces of origin, but to allow them to stay in Kirkuk would be to endorse the injustice of Arabization.

Out-, in- and net-migration rates, as well as destination specific out-migration rates are analysed with regression techniques that take into consideration the economic profile of the provinces of origin and destination, as well as the distance between them.

Chinese natural plague foci are lettered (A to O) e.g. "focus B" [18] and some foci are subdivided using numbers, e.g. focus B1 to B4; natural plague foci from the FSU are numbered e.g. "focus 34" [2]; natural plague foci of Mongolia are named by "focus + the first two letters of the province name of origin", like "focus BP" for Bayanölgie Province (aymag) of Mongolia.

Any suspected case of avian influenza in a human should be investigated by the public health officials in the province or country of origin [ 39, 76].