Sentence examples for chen from inspiring English sources

Besides, the presidential vote was an endorsement of Mr Chen, not his party.Mr Chen is begging a reluctant Lee Yuan-tseh, Taiwan's only Nobel laureate and possibly the most respected figure on the island, to be his prime minister.

No wonder Mr Chen's patience has worn thin.One can question whether it was wise of Mr Chen to anger the Chinese, but what he said was surely right.

What Mr Chen understands, but China does not, is that democracy and Taiwan's identity are intimately linked.Mr Chen is able to act as he has, it must be said, because he calculates that America, which has pledged to help protect Taiwan, could never stand by while its ally was invaded.

For Foxconn the five-year deal, announced by Chen on Friday, will give it the chance to design BB10 handsets aimed at markets in southeast Asia – the third-largest business segment by revenue for BlackBerry after the Europe, Mideast-Africa and North American segments.

Sandy Chen, analyst at Cenkos Securities, said: "Barclays' management challenge is this: the investment bank generated 37% of group income in the first quarter, but it accounted for 42% of operating expenses.

Mr Chen fears, however, that after the announcement of an Obama amnesty some on the right will simply "go nuts", drowning out serious debate with histrionics.Many in Congress would like to draft a new authorisation for the use of force against Islamic State.

The fourth, Chee-chen Tung, is a tycoon who happens, admittedly, to be the brother of Hong Kong's chief executive.

Additional research by Chen Shi This article was amended on 25 July 2009.

One student leader, Chen Wei-ting, told the court that the protesters had saved Taiwan from economic domination by China.

Chen Lifang, a member of Huawei's board, said this week that although "the majority of efforts" will go into equipment, which provides the bulk of the firm's revenues and profits, "the device is very important".Nevertheless, the handset-making business is clearer now that Microsoft has swallowed Nokia, which already makes more than 80% of Windows phones.

Taiwan's president, Chen Shui-bian, openly expressed support for Beijing's bid.