Subnational in a sentence

Subnational Citizenship most usually relates to membership of the nation state, but the term can also apply at the subnational level.

Soyemi thanked the media stakeholders for their continuous support and commitment to creating awareness and sensitising the public on health programmes, especially Diphtheria, at national and subnational levels.

To adequately resolve the political impasse, the president needs to uphold the constitution, respect the will of the people of Rivers state, and seek more legal advice on the relationship between the central and subnational units in a federal system.

In an interview, the former President of the Trade Union Council, Peter Esele, confirmed that trade unionism is dead at the subnational level because state coordinators of the labour unions hobnob with the governors.

In my opinion, an expedited process could take up to 1 year or more before we start seeing and feeling the overall impact of Community policing depending on how seriously it is taken and how well it is set up and activated at the subnational level.

The court order restricts the movement, sale, or purchase of the jets until Zhongshan receives the awarded amount, leaving the Nigerian government facing consequences for the actions of its subnational entity.

The statement further read, “As a subnational in the Nigerian nationhood, we wish to express our utmost respect for agencies set up to perform specific functions towards the greatness of Nigeria.

With Trump expected to pull out of the Paris accord for a second time, the two countries’ cooperation on climate issues will come to an end, though subnational initiatives with the state of California and others are expected to continue.

The WorldPop demographics presents subnational age-sex population distribution maps.

Unemployment data for Beaumont-Port Arthur is only available through March 2020, with data for April to be released at 10 a.m. June 3. Subnational data for Texas is available at bls.

Included in that is subnational action.

The negative factors at the national level, however, have trickled down to subnational levels, raising concerns among officials, the business community and the general public.

He points to the “Powering Past Coal Alliance,” which aims to phase out reliance on coal power by 2030, and includes both national governments and subnational governments including Washington and Oregon in the US.

Certainly, there are huge variations in the risk of dying from armed conflict at the national and subnational level, and the risk of dying violently in a conflict in specific countries remains extremely high.

Election results in the subnational jurisdictions held great significance for the Yeltsin administration because the winners would fill the ex officio seats in the Federation Council, which until 1996 was a reliable bastion of support.

It works best where members of subnational government have strong traditions of democracy, accountability and professionalism.

Other parties in these countries may have seen candidates elected to local or subnational office, however.

Some sexual activities are illegal either universally or in some countries or subnational jurisdictions, while some are considered contrary to the norms of certain societies or cultures.

The Federation Council, as its name and composition implies, deals primarily with issues of concern to the subnational jurisdictions, such as adjustments to internal borders and decrees of the president establishing martial law or states of emergency.

The Federation Council has established fewer committees because of the part-time status of its members, who also hold political office in the subnational jurisdictions.