Paraná in a sentence

In yet another example of Cyprus’ expanding global ties, Invest Cyprus announced a memorandum of understanding with Invest Paraná, the investment agency of Brazil’s Paraná state.

The Jesuits conceived an autonomous Christian Indian state, to stretch from the Paraguay-Paraná confluence to the coast and back to the Paraná headwaters.

The situation, despite the government's good intentions and management at the moment, is much more complex than that of Copel’s in Paraná, where there is no requirement for a referendum.

Years later, according to Brazilian sources, Iranian personnel also began arriving at this inland river port city, which connects to the strategic Paraná-Paraguay Waterway and eventually moves to the Atlantic Ocean.

A daughter to Syrian parents born in Curitiba, Paraná, she decided to move to Syria in early 2011 with her husband – a Syrian engineer from Homs – and their two children.

About 80% of the region lies below convert in elevation; the lowest elevation, convert, occurs in the extreme south at the confluence of the Río Paraguay and Río Paraná.

Another major river, the Paraná, has its source in Brazil.

During the mild winters, July is the coldest month, with a mean temperature of about convert in Asunción and convert on the Paraná Plateau.

In general, the Río Paraná is navigable by large ships only up to Encarnación, Paraguay but smaller boats may go somewhat farther.

Kaiser Bock is made in Ponta Grossa, convert from Curitiba, capital of Paraná.

Likewise, the development of a series of hydroelectric plants along the Río Paraná linked Paraguay to its neighbors and provided it access to cherished energy resources and badly needed export revenues.

Sebastian Cabot Leaving a small force on the northern shore of the broad estuary, Cabot proceeded up the Río Paraná for about 160 kilometers, where he founded a settlement he named Sancti Spiritu.

Sixteen of these rivers and numerous smaller streams enter the Paraná River above Encarnación.

Speech of northern Paraná is closer to that of inland São Paulo.

The Eastern region is drained primarily by rivers that flow westward to the Río Paraguay, although some rivers flow eastward to the Río Paraná.

The Eastern Region: Paraneña The Eastern region extends from the Río Paraguay eastward to the Río Paraná, which forms the border with Brazil and Argentina.

The Paraguay-Paraná waterway constitutes an essential route for the transport of exported and imported goods.

The Paraná Plateau's western edge is defined by an escarpment that descends from an elevation of about convert in the north to about convert at the subregion's southern extremity.

The Paraná system covers 14.5% of the country.

The Río Paraná forms the Salto del Guairá waterfall where it cuts through the mountains of the Cordillera de Mbaracayú to enter Argentina.