interprovincial

British  

/ ˌɪntəprəˈvɪnʃəl /

adjective

1. conducted between or involving two or more provinces

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Example Sentences

The passage of the bill into law is a significant victory for Carney, and upholds an election promise to remove interprovincial barriers by Canada Day on 1 July.

From BBC

According to the government, interprovincial trade and labour mobility barriers cost the country as much as C$200bn each year.

From BBC

Leinster-bound Springboks lock RG Snyman did not feature for Munster because of his latest injury but the rumblings over his controversial move to the Dublin-based side continued unabated in the build-up to the festive interprovincial derby.

From BBC

Under level 4, the ministry recommends closing high-risk venues, including those with poor ventilation, increasing restrictions on interprovincial travel, limiting group sizes in public places and lengthening quarantine requirements for travelers entering Thailand.

From Washington Times

Commercial air, cruise and interprovincial train passengers must also be vaccinated to travel.

From BBC