It is also not known how different provincial policies influence the availability of these services.
The distances to national and provincial roads influenced the urban pattern changes.
Classical culture and education, which were intimately linked with paganism, continued to enjoy enormous prestige and influence; provincial priesthoods, which were as intimately linked with civic life, long survived the reign of Constantine.
"I think there has been a massive misnomer that I influence provincial selection.
"It's difficult to say whether Charest was reacting to La Presse, pressure from the Desmarais family, or another factor but the corporation's provincial and federal influence is undeniable".
This provides another indication that contextual factors at the provincial level are influencing the use of evidence in this example of population-policy decision-making.
The Manchester Guardian became Britain's leading provincial newspaper, achieving international influence, while the Hallé Orchestra was its equal in the world of music.
During Hollande's three decades in politics, he became a powerful provincial politician with national influence, but often took a backseat to his partner of 30 years, the former presidential candidate Segolene Royal.
For progressives, public opinion would reach its fulfillment with the formation of a modern executive famously celebrated by Theodore Roosevelt, as "the steward of the public welfare"—freed from the provincial, special, and corrupt influence of political parties and interest groups.
Retention of trainings and workshops, (soft program elements) along with their associated grants, with transference of loans to the provinces was considered by four provincial participants as Federal influence.
