Sentence examples for provincial central from inspiring English sources

Provincial central bank branches, famous for doling out political loans and running gold stores and pawn shops, are being put out of business, replaced with regional branches on the U.S. Federal Reserve system model.

We would like to thank the Quebec Ministry of Health for funding the provincial central line associated bloodstream infections in intensive care unit surveillance program (SPIN-BACC).

Currently, PulseNet China consists of one central laboratory connected to 31 provincial central laboratories, which are under the leadership of the Administrative Steering Committee, supported by the Technical Committee and operated by ICDC, China CDC.

Extracts from interview transcripts are used to illustrate the themes and barriers, and are identified by stakeholder status (key informant, pregnant/postpartum woman) and region (Provincial, Central, Central East, Northwest).

New Castile, Spanish Castilla La Nueva, historic provincial region, central upland Spain.

Beijing suspended all relations between provincial and central government officials and their Japanese counterparts, including talks aimed at expanding aviation routes and cooperation on coal.

Although the details remain opaque, most observers assume that China Credit Trust, ICBC and the provincial and central governments worked together to avoid a more destabilising outcome.

Politicians in both the provincial and central governments complain they are excluded from the negotiations and did not even know of a secret deal struck in February, before the elections.

There has been little further expansion of the tenure system to the rest of China's more than 2,800 counties, and none at all to congresses at the prefectural, provincial or central levels.

But the rules impose severe restrictions on foreign participation: such meetings cannot exceed 100 people, international conferences must be approved by both provincial and central officials, and no "important" foreign guests can be invited without permission.

Farmers paid 20% of the premium cost and the rest was subsidized by a combination of local, provincial, and central government funds.