Sentence examples for china marks from inspiring English sources

No other place in China marks the anniversary on June 4th of the killing of protesters in Beijing in 1989.

The early Paleozoic Shangdan suture zone in the Qinling orogenic belt (China) marks the main tectonic boundary between the North China and South China blocks.

China marks victory over the Japanese on 3 September, the day after Tokyo's formal surrender, though the festivities gloss over the fact that Japan surrendered to the Allies aboard a US naval ship and that Chiang Kai-shek was the Allied commander for mainland China at the time.

PAGE B1 Bush Trip to China Marks Shift in Policy President Bush, who came into office talking of China as a "strategic competitor," departed for Shanghai on a trip expected to complete a significant change in his policy toward Beijing as he seeks to build, maintain and expand a global coalition against terrorism.

As China marks the centenary of the 1911 Revolution, which ended 2,000 years of imperial rule and led to the founding of modern China, the subject is being treated carefully by the authorities.

"Given the rapid acceleration and development of China's economy, the expansion of our offering in China marks a significant step forward in our mission to connect the world's professionals to make them more productive and successful," Weiner writes in a blog post.

All children in education in the Bailiwick of Guernsey will receive a commemorative china mug to mark Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee.

On the contrary, his speech to mark China's National Day on October 1st chose to stress the importance of integration with China, which has indeed been part of Hong Kong's continued success, rather than the differences from China which are another part.So Mr Leung's popularity, according to polls, is falling, and his critics, after the national-education debacle, have tasted blood.

On Monday the Hong Kong government canceled the city's annual fireworks show to mark China's National Day, which falls on Wednesday, and government censors in Beijing ordered websites in mainland China to delete any mention of the unrest.

The first lady showed relatively little interest in refurbishing the mansion, and she ordered no new china pattern to mark her stay.

"The launch of the environmental tax will mark China's first real effort to use financial mechanisms to curb pollution," said Wang Xiaojun of Greenpeace.