Sentence examples for applying to Chinese from inspiring English sources

Applying to Chinese funding bodies is very different from applying to western grantmakers.

Lured until a few years ago by tax rates less than half of those applying to Chinese companies, executives now cite an increase in red tape and a growing number of "buy China" mandates from government procurement offices.

A bonus gift of UK entry will now apply to Chinese visas for Belgium.

And any decision will most likely apply to Chinese deals generally.

(The term applies to Chinese ceramics manufactured in the Dehua province of southeastern China during the 17th and 18th centuries).

A roughly similar situation applied to Chinese until the early 20th century, when writing based on the vernacular finally replaced classical Chinese.

The new bankruptcy law will apply to Chinese companies overseas and to many foreign companies operating in China.

The same principle applies to Chinese numerals: the first three consist of one, two, and three horizontal bars, but the fourth takes a different form.

The US had recognised that when it applied to Chinese and African whistleblowers, he said, "so it's surprising to me now - though maybe not surprising in this particular case - to see the US ignore that".

He spelled out that this would allow tariffs to be applied to Chinese imports "where they're taking jobs".An overall stress on avoiding fresh bombs-and-bullets wars was electorally wise.

"UFO in Her Eyes" is a political fable in which Mao Zedong's ideals of enforced collectivization, when applied to Chinese capitalism, wreak havoc once the initial euphoria subsides.