provincialisation BrE
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Coupled with possible pulling apart, this may have produced the marked provincialisation recognised in Devonian marine faunas.

Trajan (98-117) finally achieved provincialisation of the troubled region of Armenia in 114, albeit for only four years.

The school got state government provincialization and financial aid on 1 October 1977.

Augustus had no commitment to provincialization as a matter of policy.

These developments led to the provincialization of the Central Committee; for example, increasing numbers of Central Committee members have a background in provincial party work.

The town remained distant to the national politic scene of Argentina until the provincialization of the Rio Negro Nacional Territory, with the population focused on European politics.

On July 1, 1965, the Assam Government declared provincialization, and the name was once more changed to Pachhunga Memorial Government College (PMGC).

Subsequent to the PT mass extinction, there was an increase in provincialization, with species occupying smaller ranges - perhaps removing incumbents from niches and setting the stage for an eventual rediversification.

When Canadians are presented with the choice between the slow provincialization of our country and a Liberal vision that seeks to use government to sustain the equality of our citizenship, I know how they will chose.