Sentences with phrase «china does with things»

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«I fully understand the «One China» policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a «One China» policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade,» he told «Fox News Sunday» last month, as Reuters reports.

Even if he is able to get Trump to soften some of his views, here are four things that the U.S. President could do to lessen America's trade deficit with China.

China, a country deeply rooted in Confucian tradition with emphasis on family and social order, values meritocracy and the ability to get things done.

President Trump took to Twitter on Sunday to reclaim his belief that China will «do the right thing» with respect to trade.

What is confusing about gerald's arguments and those of catholic engineer is that they're advocating precisely the same thing as what China has done with its one - child policy.

While there are so many things that Brett and I absolutely love about China, there are quite a few things that make us do a double - take or that cause us to compare our current living situation here in China with our comfortable lives back in America.

When you look at all the Rumours of Chelsea, Utd, City, PSG and even a MegaBuck offer from China recently, It is no coincidence that Sanchez is back to being his happy go lucky, all smiling self again and this certainly has nothing to do with the way things are at Arsenal.

I do realize that things can and do happen in the US with formula manufacturing that are not good, but comparing it to China, which is basically the equivalent of robber baron capitalism like we had here a hundred years ago is a bit of a stretch.

«This is the sort of thing you could possibly have got away with in China in the 1950s but the impact on London, the impact on the city, the environmental cost, the whole human rights, legal challenges that will inevitably ensue will be so great that I don't think it's deliverable.»

«I don't see why we couldn't do similar types of things with China.»

The thing that I would do differently in a place like China is this: I would go for planted roofs with container gardening for food growing.

And of course, you know that the China Study was focused on meat animal protein, and had nothing to do with whey protein, which is a totally different thing.

The very first thing I did, however, was put down a dusty blue table runner, softly colored placemats with muted blues and greens, white linen napkins, and our white and platinum china.

We have friends with many talents who kindly DJ'd, sang, did our tailoring, made the cake, did my make up, provided vintage china and decorations, and a million other things and this all made it possible for us to have the wedding that we wanted.

«One thing we can't do in China is heist movies because people doing bad things can't get away with them; the censorship you have to deal with is the challenge of working in Asia.

So we had teachers (if they wanted to, it was all voluntary) come in and learn how to best engage with Twitter, what are the types of great things we want to see shared by Twitter and what are some of the things maybe you don't want to share, particularly given our context in China.

Inspiring Travelers: Travel Inspiration — an interview with Jonny Blair 22nd — Interview on RiteSim Sim Card Website: We chat with Jonny from the Don't Stop Living Blog 22nd — Contestant in a competition to travel the world for free: Travel the world for free Jonny Blair 23rd — Featured on the Working Traveller: Worldwide Worker Jonny Blair teaching English in Hong Kong and other jobs abroad 26th — Guest Post on Living That: 5 Things to see and do in Northern Ireland 27th — Guest Post on the Easy Hiker: Hiking Tiger Leaping Gorge in China 29th — Featured on Essential Travel.co.uk with 5 other travel bloggers: The Truth Behind Travel Blogging 29th — Interview on a World To Travel: 50 Jobs on the Road with Jonny Blair of Don't Stop Living 29th — Interview in Espanol (Spanish) on Mindful Travel By Sara: Entrevista viajera con Jonny Blair de Don't Stop Living 29th — Interview in English on Mindful Travel By Sara: Travel Interview with Jonny Blair of Don't Stop Living 29th — Guest Post on Mapping Megan: Arrival in Barrientos Antarctica by Jonny Blair 30th — Mentioned on We Said Go Travel for the interview with Lisa and Georgdo in Northern Ireland 27th — Guest Post on the Easy Hiker: Hiking Tiger Leaping Gorge in China 29th — Featured on Essential Travel.co.uk with 5 other travel bloggers: The Truth Behind Travel Blogging 29th — Interview on a World To Travel: 50 Jobs on the Road with Jonny Blair of Don't Stop Living 29th — Interview in Espanol (Spanish) on Mindful Travel By Sara: Entrevista viajera con Jonny Blair de Don't Stop Living 29th — Interview in English on Mindful Travel By Sara: Travel Interview with Jonny Blair of Don't Stop Living 29th — Guest Post on Mapping Megan: Arrival in Barrientos Antarctica by Jonny Blair 30th — Mentioned on We Said Go Travel for the interview with Lisa and George.

May: 3rd — Interview on «The Travel Ten» on Got ta Keep Movin»: The Travel Ten — Jonny from Don't Stop Living 9th — Interview for Victoria of Pommie Travels on «Travel Bloggers Who Rock»: Travel Bloggers Who Rock — Jonny from Don't Stop Living 18th — Included in Tripologist's Pick of the Week for my Doing Antarctica on the Cheap Story 19th — Interview for Flip Nomad in his «Meet The Nomads» series: Meet the Nomads — Jonny Blair of Don't Stop Living 23rd — Guest Post on Suitcase Stories on the Best Things to do in Northern Ireland: The Best Things to do in Northern Ireland by Jonny Blair 27th — Interview with Adam Finan — The Tropical Nomad: Interesting Interviews — Jonny of Don't Stop Living 29th — Guest Post on We Said Go Travel on top 5 things to do in Deception Island: Top 5 Things to See and Do in Deception Island, Antarctica 31st — Guest Post on eTramping on 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica: 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica From May 2013 — Contributed Articles to TripGoggles: China Rice Things to do in Northern Ireland: The Best Things to do in Northern Ireland by Jonny Blair 27th — Interview with Adam Finan — The Tropical Nomad: Interesting Interviews — Jonny of Don't Stop Living 29th — Guest Post on We Said Go Travel on top 5 things to do in Deception Island: Top 5 Things to See and Do in Deception Island, Antarctica 31st — Guest Post on eTramping on 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica: 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica From May 2013 — Contributed Articles to TripGoggles: China Rice Fieldo in Northern Ireland: The Best Things to do in Northern Ireland by Jonny Blair 27th — Interview with Adam Finan — The Tropical Nomad: Interesting Interviews — Jonny of Don't Stop Living 29th — Guest Post on We Said Go Travel on top 5 things to do in Deception Island: Top 5 Things to See and Do in Deception Island, Antarctica 31st — Guest Post on eTramping on 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica: 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica From May 2013 — Contributed Articles to TripGoggles: China Rice Things to do in Northern Ireland by Jonny Blair 27th — Interview with Adam Finan — The Tropical Nomad: Interesting Interviews — Jonny of Don't Stop Living 29th — Guest Post on We Said Go Travel on top 5 things to do in Deception Island: Top 5 Things to See and Do in Deception Island, Antarctica 31st — Guest Post on eTramping on 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica: 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica From May 2013 — Contributed Articles to TripGoggles: China Rice Fieldo in Northern Ireland by Jonny Blair 27th — Interview with Adam Finan — The Tropical Nomad: Interesting Interviews — Jonny of Don't Stop Living 29th — Guest Post on We Said Go Travel on top 5 things to do in Deception Island: Top 5 Things to See and Do in Deception Island, Antarctica 31st — Guest Post on eTramping on 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica: 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica From May 2013 — Contributed Articles to TripGoggles: China Rice things to do in Deception Island: Top 5 Things to See and Do in Deception Island, Antarctica 31st — Guest Post on eTramping on 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica: 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica From May 2013 — Contributed Articles to TripGoggles: China Rice Fieldo in Deception Island: Top 5 Things to See and Do in Deception Island, Antarctica 31st — Guest Post on eTramping on 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica: 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica From May 2013 — Contributed Articles to TripGoggles: China Rice Things to See and Do in Deception Island, Antarctica 31st — Guest Post on eTramping on 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica: 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica From May 2013 — Contributed Articles to TripGoggles: China Rice FielDo in Deception Island, Antarctica 31st — Guest Post on eTramping on 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica: 10 Reasons to Visit Antarctica From May 2013 — Contributed Articles to TripGoggles: China Rice Fields

13th — Featured as a Guest Writer on Travel Wonders with my article on: 5 Off the Beaten Track World Heritage Sites in China 14th — Featured on Young Pioneer Tours Website for my review of the Mass Games on National Day: Jonny Blair's review of Mass Games 19th — I wrote a Guest Post for Top 10 Things to do: Top 10 Things to see and do in Belfast, Northern Ireland 25th — Featured on My Morning Routine, sharing how I spend my mornings: Jonny Blair's Morning Routine.

One of the most important things that we've done with ECHOPLEX is to localise the game for China.

This animation, The Last Post, first created for the exhibition By Day, By Night, or Some (Special) Things a Museum Can Do at the Rockbund Art Museum (Shanghai) in 2010, is inspired by Sikander's ongoing interest in the colonial history of the sub-continent and the British opium trade with China.

At which point I stop caring since we're either screwed from AGW or we're not becuase GW isn't AGW, most governments are trying to reduce CO2 emissions (see AP6 which includes China and India unlike Kyoto) and I have better things to do with my time.

I've come to believe that by doing the things we're doing in China, developing technologies, doing pilots with startup companies, we're going to do more to achieve that (carbon reduction) objective than most utilities.

I didn't claim that they'd made claims «that are obviously at variance with mainstream science» — I claimed that for every loony right wing quote you could find (in your case focussing on anti-science) I could find quotes from leading leading leftys that are equally loony on other topics — I specifically mentioned global trade, because Brown and Milne have made some particularly silly and non-mainstream comments about things like the US FTA, trade with Japan (in a whaling context) or trade with China (in a human rights context).

The Keystone XL Pipeline will give America energy independence, if there is ever a war in the Middle East our oil supply could be cut off, and with the XL we won't have that problem, 42,000 jobs will be created, 2 Billion paid to workers will give our treasury a boost, if we don't get approval Canada will sell the oil to China, they are our trading partners and our enemy, the pipeline will be a good thing for Americans, lower prices at the gas pump, and jobs for growth where as of now, we are not growing like we have in the past, just a few are against this but we have Millions of Americans who want it and they are more important than the few.

President Obama has been saying and doing all the right things when it comes to climate change lately, penning a greenhouse gas reduction deal with China and his Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposing new regulations for coal plants that would see sharp reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

For example, taking some time periods with roughly constant slope, we have (slope x 1000 for easy reading): 1900 — 34: 1000 * slope = 1.23 / year (note CO2ref does not affect the slope) 1935 — 49: 1000 * slope = 0.114 / year (Depression, WWII etc) 1950 — 58: 1000 * slope = 1.67 / year (recovery stage 1) 1959 — 75: 1000 * slope = 2.92 / year (now things are moving) 1976 — 94: 1000 * slope = 4.36 / year (more and more growth) 1995 — 2011: 1000 * slope = 5.11 / year (China kicks in?)

The second piece is that we've actually built in, to our technology, the ability — it's almost like an automated fraud detector, and my partner, Mark, had to deal with this issue back at Rent.com, in terms of the property management stuff, so he's got experience in building this piece — but the basic idea is that we have a baseline from where our company is starting from, based on those published attributes, and if that changes dramatically, or if things start to disappear because they're getting negative attributes, say because it's made in China, and then they pull that off, that'll actually get a worse score if they don't publish the source of where it's made vs. if they publish that it's made in China or made internationally.

And if China's state - owned oil companies and government officials do not fully appreciate the value of good governance or environmental protection in partner countries — after all, these are areas with which China itself is still struggling — there are signs it may be serious about one thing: reputation.

«When you talk to different people about doing business in China I would say the three things they are most concerned about are: involvement with local partners, how do I get my profits out of the country once I'm there, and how do I protect my intellectual property rights?»

The non-Chinese phones that are produced in China have nothing to do with the software side of things.

The company recently appointed Samsung's former official Jaden Jiang to head its mobile strategy in China in an effort to do a better job at competing with its domestic rivals like Huawei and OPPO and is hoping to turn things around during the next fiscal year that's starting in April.

As smartphone brands go, OUKITEL is one smaller brand in a sea of brands just like it coming out of China, but one thing it does tend to have going for it is the wider selection of devices that come with larger batteries.

I doubt you recall this but on one of your very first posts about adoption — I think it was when you were asking «how do you know it's right» type of thing, I said you've got to pay attention to the signs, and then went on to talk about some weird stuff that happened to us during my adoption journey (my daughters were born in China, and after turning in the paperwork for my first daughter, I began to run into single mom's with Chinese children EVERYWHERE).