Eastern Province definition
Examples of Eastern Province in a sentence
In the war-torn North Eastern Province, faith in the separatist movement and the achievement of ▇▇▇▇▇ maintained the popularity and deification of the LTTE, despite the organisation’s brutal methods of governance.
In the Eastern Province there are also quite a number of charity organizations.
So far, however, the councils have largely proven toothless, although a few (some ten out of the total 179) of these councils, especially in the Hijaz and the Eastern Province, did have some success and have been able to create a basic form of ‘popular support’.
Within this category, the Shiite civil organizations in the Eastern Province are perhaps the most overtly active politically.
At the same time, there is frustration among Shi‘a citizens in the Eastern Province about living on top of some of the world’s greatest oil reserves while seeing most of the benefit go to other parts of Saudi Arabia.
The ▇▇ ▇▇▇ project was located in three Health Districts of the western part of Cameroon’s heavily forested Eastern Province.
In the eastern part of the kingdom there is the Eastern Province Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Asia Report No. 159: Sri Lanka’s Eastern Province: Land, Development, Conflict.
In the early stage of its activities, this organization focused on developing art in the Eastern Province, but now its basic activities concentrate on creating a culture of peace, respecting diversity and encouraging acceptance.
Founded by a group of human rights activists from the Eastern Province and joined by around 350 members from different regions in Saudi Arabia, Rights Activists Network aims to mobilize activists in Saudi Arabia and to educate and train human rights practitioners.