Sentence examples for with provinces from inspiring English sources

"The army has rushed to deport workers who are considered illegal without prior notice or discussion with Cambodia, or at least making contact with provinces along the borders," Cambodia's interior minister, Sar Kheng, was quoted by Reuters as saying.

That would presumably include some combination of spending cuts and higher taxes, revised revenue-sharing with provinces and reorganizing a financial sector left in ruins by the economic collapse.

Trudeau, who just returned from the climate conference in Paris, promised to continue working with provinces to put a price on carbon, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and introduce a new environmental assessment process.

Deputies from the constituent provinces were chosen to deliberate a constitution, but in June 1797 Bonaparte decided to merge the Cispadane provinces with provinces along the Po River to form a new Cisalpine Republic.

The four grandsons of the dynasty's founder, Sāmān-Khodā, had been rewarded with provinces for their faithful service to the ʿAbbāsid caliph al-Maʾmūn: Nūḥ obtained Samarkand; Aḥmad, Fergana; Yaḥyā, Shāsh (Tashkent); and Elyās, Herāt.

His enthusiasm led him to interfere with provinces outside his metropolitan jurisdiction: in 443 444, he deposed Bishop Chelidonius of Besançon, irregularly replacing him with another bishop, Projectus, an act that was quashed by Pope St. Leo I the Great, who deprived Hilary of all metropolitan rights but did not remove him from his see.

Kwangju administratively designated a metropolitan city with province-level status is the provincial capital.

Pusan (Busan)—administratively designated a metropolitan city with province-level status is the provincial capital.

Taejŏn (Daejeon)—administratively designated a metropolitan city with province-level status is the province's capital, and Ch'ŏnan (Cheonan) is its second largest city.

Fig. 8 Phillips curve in Italy: coefficients of year dummies interacted with province-level unemployment rates.

The mean annual in-stream chloride concentration equation uses readily available spatial data – with province-wide coverage – that can be easily used in any urban watershed.