Against the trance music and chatter of ski trips to Bamiyan province, a wise Afghan hand looked about, and muttered: "This can't go on".Most of the foreigners have left now, owing to shrinking aid budgets and rising insecurity.
Balochistan, Pakistan's largest province area wise, shares borders with Iran and Afghanistan and it has become the hub of robust Chinese investment under the umbrella of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).
The design phase appears, at least initially, to be the agency-wise province of the architect, and any post-build phase appears to be generally the province of the client and any relevant user-base (until any such renovation or repurposing as may occur).
On the other hand, his reforms in the provinces were both wise and beneficial to the internal health and prosperity of the empire.
For as long as the facts remain unclear, the suspension of the immunization campaign in both Idlib and Deir Ezzour provinces is a wise step.
The MFR of notified cases in each province for the respective year, and the year-wise comparison of the proportions of male and female notified cases were determined.
In the old days Goodwin writes about, vetting (and probably dismissing) Trump would also have been the province of party leaders: prominent, experienced (though not necessarily wise) power brokers in politics, government, business and other upper realms of American society.
In this year's budget, Mr Martin, now rolling in money, found it wise to claim he was restoring health-care transfers by giving the provinces an extra C$11 billion over four years.
Leo IV the Wise (c. 890 ce) formed most or all of the islands into a province of the Byzantine Empire as the theme of Cephallenia.
For Morecambe and Wise, whose only higher education took place onstage, comedy was business (they referred to playing the provinces as "bank raids").
Foley interrupts: "Call it six o'clock". For Morecambe and Wise, whose only higher education took place onstage, comedy was business (they referred to playing the provinces as "bank raids").
