-
Southeast Asia). In
addition to the forty-two provinces,
there are five
extraprovincial churches under the
metropolitical authority of the
archbishop of Canterbury...
-
Mainland Chinese or
mainlanders are
Chinese people who live in or have
recently emigrated from
mainland China,
defined as the
territory governed by the...
- Brussels-Capital,
corresponding to the Brussels-Capital Region, thus
became extraprovincial,
meaning it is not a province,
neither does it
belong to one, nor does...
-
Archbishop of
Canterbury who also
oversees the
Falkland Islands, an
extraprovincial parish.
Bishops of the
Southern Province meet in Chapter, in which...
-
Region does not
belong to any province, nor does it
contain any. The
extraprovincial status of
Brussels has
existed since 1995, when the
former province...
-
contracts of a
particular business or trade.
Initially the
scope for
extraprovincial trade was set very
narrowly by the
Privy Council. In the
Board of Commerce...
- Queensland,
South Australia,
Victoria and
Western Australia, and an
extraprovincial diocese of Tasmania. The
Anglican Church of
Canada has four: British...
- The
ordination of
women in the
Anglican Communion has been
increasingly common in
certain provinces since the 1970s.
Several provinces, however, and certain...
- a
distinct francophone community, a
subgroup of the
Acadians or an
extraprovincial community of Québécois people. The only
major Acadian po****tion centre...
- Ó
Cellaigh of Uí
Maine and Mac
Diarmata of Moylurg, in
addition to
extraprovincial powers such as Ó
Briain of Thomond,
FitzGerald of Kildare, Ó Domhnaill...
