Sentence examples for establishing a harmonious from inspiring English sources

His slogan for establishing a "harmonious society" still tolerates no dissent from the Communist Party.

This means China must shift its priorities away from economic development to establishing a harmonious society free of today's huge gaps between rich and poor.

By the end of the plan period the goal of establishing a "harmonious socialist society", a favourite catchphrase of Mr Wen's and Mr Hu's, appeared even more remote than at the beginning.

This may reflect underreporting by officials under pressure to show that their departments are achieving the goal of establishing a "harmonious society", which the party has vowed to build by 2020.The same internet and mobile-telephone technology that is helping China's angry young nationalists organise protests and boycotts is also helping other aggrieved citizens to unite.

On the basis of the Taihu water resources assessment, an analysis of the importance and rationality of the water diversion from the Yangtze River to Taihu Lake in solving the water problem and establishing a harmonious eco-environment in the Taihu Basin is performed.

A key theme will be how to establish a "harmonious society".

In a statement Russell released jointly with the apparel workers' union in Honduras, the company said the agreement was "intended to foster workers' rights in Honduras and establish a harmonious" relationship.

Unless he overcomes these obstacles and establishes a harmonious working relationship with Mr Sonobe, he will find it hard to wrest the distinction of Japan's biggest comeback story away from Mr Ghosn.

The main goal of reform now in China is to establish a "harmonious society".

Therefore, in 1969 the SCME ministers decided that it was necessary to re-examine working methods and to coordinate a more effective way of proceeding, especially regarding the inspection of common tendencies and the evolving aspects of education in Europe, with a view to successfully establishing a more harmonious and converging trend.

Despite its roots in ancient Chinese philosophy, in Vietnam Confucianism has incorporated indigenous beliefs and norms, establishing a core set of personal attributes and obligations with the greatest emphasis upon harmonious human relationships (Whitmore, 1984).