Sentence examples for provinces whose from inspiring English sources

The two exarchates were provinces whose civil administration was placed in the hands of military officials.

It all but ignores the provinces, whose discontents were among the most divisive forces in pre-coup Pakistan.

Some credit belongs to the new generation of higher and lower clergy in the several provinces whose attitude was so different from that of their predecessors.

Social welfare previously a shared programme is now run entirely by the provinces, whose politicians thought that was an excellent idea in the booming 1990s.

The United Nations said Wednesday that eight provinces, whose residents account for about 80percentt of Iraq's population, had not appointed local commissions.

The concert featured music from Macedonia and Thrace, the northernmost Greek provinces, whose musical traditions overlap those of Bulgaria, Turkey and Serbia.

For a province whose entire 2007 capital budget is $112 million, $70 million is a stunning addition.

Among the initial artists was the master calligrapher and painter Zhang Xihe from Henan province, whose professional name is Magic Clay Monkey Maker.

They said the bomber was a resident of southern Punjab, the populous province whose capital is Lahore.

The recent tragedy came from Kayseri, a central province whose capital is an industrial hub in Anatolia.

New residents come from the central province of Henan and from communities in neighbouring Gansu province whose villages were damaged by an earthquake in 2008.