provincial governor

One tried to get into the office of the provincial governor, but was shot.

Within months, the provincial governor began to build a school and a hospital.

Being a provincial governor is the worst job in the world.

The couple came from the south: her a senator, him a provincial governor.

The provincial governor would say only that an investigation was under way.

He has had to share power with the 14 provincial governors from his own party.

The provincial governor has promised $1 million, he said, but more support is needed.

The provincial governor put the militants’ death toll at more than 100.

A provincial governor may not start a war on his own initiative.

He later became a provincial governor and chief of a 12,000-man private army in Afghanistan.

Often, they used this power to act as provincial governors.

The school is next to the provincial governor's office and a municipal building.

They included three children, a woman and a man, a statement from the provincial governor's office said.

The secretary of the provincial governor was killed at the headquarters.

The provincial governor is chief executive and head of each province.

A number of provincial governors were moved in August 1990.

Little was done to force provincial governors to work out a common strategy.

In addition, the president and the provincial governor are both directly elected by the people.

He rose from provincial governor to senator and finally opposition leader.

"The provincial governor is wondering where's all that security I provided?"

All the victims were between nine and 11 years old, according to information provided by the office of the provincial governor.

They performed the function of a provincial governor's police force.

While he was a provincial governor, hundreds died in a series of big fires.

Two teenage brothers were also killed, the provincial governor said.

He applied to the provincial governor of California for land and was given a grant in 1784.