prefectural

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Yamagata officials report that around 23,000 firs, about a fifth of the prefectural side's stands, have died.

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Of, pertaining to or at the level of a prefecture.

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adjective

Of, pertaining to or at the level of a prefecture.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for prefectural.

adjective

Of, pertaining to or at the level of a prefecture.

Example sentences

Yamagata officials report that around 23,000 firs, about a fifth of the prefectural side's stands, have died.

The prefectural governments did not publish the results and did nothing in response to these surveys.

Instead the federal level dictates the exact tax rates down to the prefectural and city level.

The first one was as the Coordinator of International Relations at a prefectural technology incubator.

City Hall is my single point of contact for Japanese Social Security, Japanese national insurance, and the Gifu prefectural revenue office.

Well, plenty of cases in terms of prefectural laws have a surprising amount of compliance despite the lack of a penalty.

And, while the production values aren't Hollywood-level, I expect they're better than what prefectural tourist offices would make.

The municipal/prefectural civil unions aren't fully legally equivalent to marriage unfortunately, they do offer tangible benefits but there is still room to improve.

It’s in the article: [H]igh schools under Tokyo Metropolitan Government jurisdiction are the only prefectural schools to have separate enrollment caps for male and female students.

Key point here is: [H]igh schools under Tokyo Metropolitan Government jurisdiction are the only prefectural schools to have separate enrollment caps for male and female students.

In fact, Japanese zoning -- which, incidentally, is set at the federal, prefectural and local level -- is widely regarded as batshit insane.

City and prefectural offices can give you leads.

Quote examples

You're probably thinking of Narita, which despite billing itself as "Tokyo" is 50km the other side of the prefectural border.

(gawk, by the way.) My first "real" post-university job was as a technology translator at a Japanese prefectural incubator.

Here are quotes from the article: "On 23 June Miyagi Prefectural Police announced the arrest of two men and one woman for uploading a fast movie to YouTube in July of last [2020] year.

:) "According to the Mainichi Shimbun's research, high schools under Tokyo Metropolitan Government jurisdiction are the only prefectural schools to have separate enrollment caps for male and female students.