Sentence examples for provinces concerned from inspiring English sources

Indeed, real and, one hopes, long-lasting achievements have been made by the Beijing organising committee for the Olympic games, the city as a whole, the government, and the six provinces concerned.

The reason for the controversial creation was not made clear in a statement by interior minister Angelino Alfano, although he did say provinces "concerned with immigration" would be involved.

There is no public participation allowed in the regulations of China's 31 provinces concerning the collection and release of bonds, nor in the enforcement of regulations and reclamation standards.

The visitors-general had the power to remove knights from office and to suspend the Master of the province concerned.

The province is concerned that an acquisition by BHP would cut its tax revenues and royalty payments.

In eastern Khost province, women are concerned that the increase in bride price to one million Afs (almost $18,000) is leaving women and girls open to violence by her in laws' who resent paying.

But builders and gardeners elsewhere in the province might have been concerned last night by comments from the provincial president Carlo Ceparano.

As the South China Morning Post notes, researchers at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in Sichuan province, China, had become concerned after Ke Lin repeatedly rejected attempts by her male companion Yong Yong to mate with her.

Specific data is not available for the major cities: Milan in Lombardia, Turin in Piemonte, Rome in Lazio, and Naples in Campania; these are represented by their provinces (the major part of whose populations are found in these cities) with, additionally, mean figures for the 4 regions concerned excluding these provinces.

One of the few regional research results for Austria was provided by Poschalko et al. (2011), who analysed the federal provinces of Austria concerning institutional determinants on the transition from school to work.

Related to the broader concerns about political will, policy makers from four provinces cited concerns about the local political acceptability of final listing decisions that would result from a joint negotiation.