Sentence examples for provincial resource from inspiring English sources

Soon after, Sifton made a trip east and spoke on the subject of provincial resource control to the Canadian Club of Toronto, where his points were well received.

The Child and Youth Mental Health Program at B.C. Children's Hospital is a Provincial resource providing mental health assessment and specialized treatment for the entire Province.

Prominent industries include those that add value to provincial resources (e.g., heavy-oil upgraders and canola-crushing plants).

The reforms resulted in upgraded living standards, but with a growing dependence on public funds and a strain on provincial resources.

Periodical censuses, carefully listing provincial resources, provided the basis for the two direct taxes: tributum soli, exacted from occupiers of provincial soil, and tributum capitis, paid on other forms of property (it was not a poll tax, except in Egypt and in certain backward areas).

Now the tribes are jockeying to gain or maintain power, and people here complain bitterly that the machinery of democracy is gilding corruption, internal rivalries and an intense feudal instinct that regards elected office — unthinkable under Saddam Hussein — as a chance for a bigger cut of provincial resources and security forces.

"HCMC is well known for leading innovations using provincial resources and its work is a model for other cities in Viet Nam.

Leveraging provincial resources and existing infrastructure, the British Columbia (BC) GN Network is an initiative which serves to combine research and clinical care objectives.

Budgetary choices will be made in the context of hospital, health authority or provincial resources, and choices between clinical areas (and type of patient) may be extremely difficult.

Strategically located sub-regional care facilities could facilitate spatial access to services within a reasonable travel time, and may better positioned to assess and respond to the unique needs of local rural and remote areas than provincial or sub-provincial resource dissemination centres.

Compiled over almost a decade by Greenpeace using data from provincial governments, resource companies and others, the interactive maps highlight the vast scale of the concession overlap.