Sentence examples for provincial development from inspiring English sources

One possibility for a post-Saddam Hussein Iraq is a decentralized state with considerable regional autonomy, including the division of oil revenues to ensure adequate budgets for provincial development.

Most crucially, the plan fails to address the roots of the crisis: uneven provincial development, unemployment, a lack of transparency in the government, and tensions between Libyan elites who accommodated the Qaddafi regime and those who were persecuted by it.

Since then, the planning of this facility has been touch and go: it's been approved by the provincial development agency and listed as one of the major projects in China's initiative to build a supercity around Beijing, but it's still far from certain when the construction will begin.

However, paradoxically, at the same time, the system appears to sometimes facilitate provincial SEI development strategies that are quite risky or even likely ineffective.

The last is the provincial economic development measured by GDP (log-transformed).

If the direct and massive influence of Asia on Western literature of the last century were adequately acknowledged and researched, it would be possible to see Anglo-American Modernist poetry as part of a global, rather than a merely provincial, cultural development.

We speculate that the pro-poor bias in universal insurance schemes depended on some threshold level of provincial economic development and per capita income.

According to Resolution 08, the PPC is stipulated as being responsible for provincial plan development while in Article 18 of the Law on Forest Protection and Development, PPCs are accountable for only developing plans while MARD is stipulated as the authority for appraisal (REFAS 2005).

Headquarters management collects and aggregates macro-statistics information such as operational status and assets condition from each provincial management for development and construction planning.

Participants represented the following distinctions: municipal and provincial government, economic development, entrepreneurism and business, health care, power generation, forest products industry, tourism and culture, and education.

The Analysis provides recommendations to improve children's situation by making the provincial Socio-Economic Development Plans (SEDPs) and sector plans more responsive to children's issues.