Sentence examples for provincial division from inspiring English sources

The pictures were published by the Ninawa provincial division of the Islamic State in Iraq, according to the SITE monitoring service.

Bolger moved to central North Island in 1963, established a farm of his own, and from that base became vice president of Federated Farmers Waikato (provincial) division and won election to Parliament with the National Party (NP) from 1972.

The current provincial division of Santa Cruz department does not follow the Jesuits' concept of a missionary area.

Already in April 534, before the surrender of Gelimer, the old Roman provincial division along with the full apparatus of Roman administration was restored, under a praetorian prefect rather than under a diocesan vicarius, since the original parent prefecture of Africa, Italy, was still under Ostrogothic rule.

Those provincial divisions continued to be used down to the time of the emperor Diocletian (284 305 ce), who subdivided Tarraconensis into three sections Gallaecia, Tarraconensis, and Carthaginiensis.

The provincial divisions were more systematized, and there was a hierarchy of four units the satrapy (shahr in Middle Persian), under which came the province (ōstan), then a district (tassug), and finally the village (deh).

In order to discuss Portugal's physiographic regions, however, it is necessary to consider the provincial divisions of the country that no longer exist as administrative entities but that survive as important geographical designations.

The old Chambre des Comptes had lost parts of its jurisdiction to more specialized courts in 1390, of which the Cour des Aides (board of excise) had provincial divisions set up at Toulouse in 1439 and at Rouen in 1450.

Some of the provincial divisions required revision, and were modified either soon after 293 or early in the fourth century.

Diocletian separated and enlarged the empire's civil and military services and reorganized the empire's provincial divisions, establishing the largest and most bureaucratic government in the history of the empire.

Finally, we relied on the provincial divisions of Peru, which are not necessarily the most meaningful spatial units for dengue disease dynamics [ 16, 46].