Togo serves as a regional commercial and trade center.
Regional differences in soil fertility could be seen reflected in the health of people.
Steve Solomon and his Territorial Seed Company directly influenced the return of regional garden making by creating an awareness of climatic differences and by providing quantities of helpful information specific to this area.
I cannot begin to calculate the disappointments and losses Steve helped me to avoid, nor the hours of effort he saved for me and countless other regional gardeners.
It has been praised as the best regional garden book ever written.
The result was a concise, basic regional guide to year-round vegetable production.
Papers presented at the meetings of the regional society may be published in the proceedings of the parent society subject to review of the Association's Committee on Publications.
The commodities studied at the Northern Regional Research Laboratory are the oilseeds, cereal grains and agricultural residues which include corncobs, stalks, straws, sugar cane bagasse, hulls and shells of nuts and fruit pits.
Clark of the United States Department of Agriculture, Regional Laboratory, Peoria, Illinois.
Their example of setting up an approved list of varieties for planting on a regional basis is worthy of consideration.
Examples such as the bunch disease and mite damage are multiplied many times with other diseases of local or regional importance.
The Association shall encourage the formation of regional groups of its members, who may elect their own officers and organize their own local field days and other programs.
Any independent regional association of nut growers may affiliate with the Northern Nut Growers Association provided one-fourth of its members are also members of the Northern Nut Growers Association.
The Northern Regional Laboratory at Peoria, Illinois, is one of four large research laboratories established by an act of Congress in 1938 and placed under the administration of the Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry.
I personally am not in favor of any sort of a set up by which the national association gives a kick back of national dues to a regional association.
The Northern Regional Research Laboratory feels that it has played an important role in what is now becoming a new industry of increasing magnitude.
The constitution has been thoroughly overhauled and amended, particularly to provide for regional groups.
Looking at the whole situation with some perspective, it would seem that the regional associations might contribute to the national association rather than the reverse.
It is my personal opinion that these regional groups can be of particular value in working with the experiment stations and legislatures to promote the interests of the Association.
Regional and District Library Service--Study has continued on the problems of ensuring an efficient and soundly based library service for New Zealand's whole population.
Accordingly, I have directed a long-term effort to improve our worldwide capabilities to deal with regional crises.
In a world of 150 nations, where nuclear technology is proliferating and regional conflicts continue, international security cannot be taken for granted.
No general name is given to South America, but we find such regional names as "Nw Peru Provincia" and east of this "Bresilia.
Most of the regional names on the map are in red, and a red dot is employed to indicate the location of certain important cities, the names in general being omitted.
The South American continent is conspicuously marked as "America Nova Orbis Pars," and contains in addition many regional names.
The local land bank is strictly a coöperative society organized to secure long-term credit facilities for its members under the terms of the federal act through the regional land banks of which each local bank is a member.
These State organizations, which by proper subdivisions reach down through the counties to the communities, are grouped together into 11 regional areas, as shown by the map used above.
The State committees of the different areas are assisted by and are under the direct supervision of the 11 regional chairmen of the Highways Transport Committee, Council of National Defense.
Under the T'ang the regional establishments were a source of trouble to the government.
The Japanese might have tolerated the tuchuen system for decades had the tuchuens been able to establish orderly regional governments; or they might have aided a reactionary Chinese regime which asked for survival only.
Since the Congress was composed of representatives from the various regional and functional divisions of the party, intraparty democracy was insured in theory and--though to a lesser extent--in practice.
Sun was in the peculiar position of being placed in military command at the sufferance of regional military leaders.
This sophisticated and rationally designed central bureaucracy was supplemented by regional administrations.
The regional governments fought each other for centuries, though at times venturing into collective security pacts entrusting authority to a preeminent king for defense against the outer barbarians.
Military leaders of provincial importance easily captured the functions of tuchuens; regional leaders obtained correspondingly higher titles.
Other Governments in China As the National Government at Nanking rose to a dominant position in Chinese affairs, regional regimes outside its fold found it less easy to fit themselves into the framework of the new Chinese state.
On the other hand, the Japanese threat helped to drive the Communists and Nationalists together and forced into the national nexus those regional leaders who were maintaining the last vestiges of separatism.
In accomplishing this goal, a majority of regional institutes had carried the process a stage further by creating networks of “study circles” which utilize the talents of believers to replicate the work of the institute at a local level.
Bahá’í delegations to international events commonly include members appointed by various National Spiritual Assemblies who are experienced in the subject matters under discussion and who can provide regional perspectives.
Thus was born the new institution of the Regional Bahá’í Council, setting in motion the process of administrative decentralization that has since proven so effective in many other lands.
By its very nature, the process was largely local and regional in focus, qualitative rather than quantitative in its gains, and incremental rather than large-scale in the progress achieved.
The board is presided over by a trained government official, the regional chairman, who acts as a conciliator.
The voluntary submission to a Regional Adjustment Conference carries with it an agreement by both parties that there shall be no interference with production pending the processes of adjustment.
The parties to the dispute may voluntarily submit their differences for settlement to a board, known as a Regional Adjustment Conference.
In February 2008, UNMIK also represented Kosovo at the newly established Regional Cooperation Council (RCC).
The Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands (RAMSI) has generally been effective in restoring law and order and rebuilding government institutions.
The International Compact with Iraq was established in May 2007 to integrate Iraq into the regionaland global economy, and the Iraqi government is seeking to pass laws to strengthen its economy.
Regional Organization Regionally, the highest Party organ is the Party Conference at district and city levels, which is supposed to meet once a year and is comparable to the Party Congress at the national level.
As a member of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU), Senegal is working toward greater regional integration with a unified external tariff.
Department of Homeland Security State, Local, and Regional Fusion Center Initiative to establish partnerships with State, local, and regional fusion centers.
In coordination with other relevant Federal agencies, eachRegional Administrator shall oversee multi-agency strike teams authorized under section 303 of the Robert T.
The Administrator shall require each Regional Administrator to participate as appropriate inregional and national exercises.
Disseminated westward, the Bread-and-Cheese culture is found to sufferregional modification.
The causes of these recurrent movements are not clearly made out; but the movements themselves, and the fact that they are of regional recurrence, are matters of history.
In details, of course, the distribution of types is intricately confused; but the main outline is clear; and we reach a first glimpse of a coherent European culture, on the almost animal plane of regional foodquests.
When, in this chapter on regional anatomy, or elsewhere, the descriptive matter or the illustrations exceed that limit, it will be with the object of observing the relationship between the parts we are concerned with and adjoining structures.
As priority of interest had been conceded to her by the Ishii-Lansing Agreement with the United States, it was in this sense that her press was fain to construe the clause respecting non-interference with "regional understandings.
This order was distributed by the SIPO and SD to their regional offices.
These separate secret and political police forces were developed into a centralized, uniform organization operating through a central headquarters and through a network of regional offices in Germany and in occupied territories.
