Sentence examples for getting to china from inspiring English sources

Emma is lobbying the Nigerian government to open a consulate in Guangzhou, to manage relations, and he wants to set up a system requiring Nigerians to have a specific business plan before getting to China.

This is also another affordable way of getting to China and learn about their lifestyle and customs, exchange outlooks with people of your own age.

The speech, entitled "Getting to Know the Real China," lauded the country's economic progress while recognizing that it had a way to go with 150 million people still living in poverty.

The snatch them out, sew them up, and let them try to get used to "china clippers" may not be the best approach.

The panel cited statistics showing that China produces 600,000 engineering graduates a year against America's 70,000 (though a detailed report published by the panel two years later gave a far narrower gap and questioned whether degrees from the two countries were comparable).Even before China gets to the moon, it aims to have a rudimentary space station of its own.

If China gets to only half the car ownership rate of the United States, it means an additional 400 million vehicles on the road and looking for gasoline, almost like adding another two United States' worth of cars to the world.

"You've got to break all the china you need to break to maximize the leadership of your teacher force and your leader force," Cerf said.

You can't bring paper plates to the party, you've got to bring out the good china".

PCAOB officials visited China in July, trying (unsuccessfully, so far) to get access to inspect China-based firms auditing US-listed companies.The posturing over the Deloitte-Longtop affair may make a resolution more difficult.

For those, both in China and abroad, who want to give meaning to China's revolutionary transformation in the last three decades, getting the China story right is no easy task.

Bested by President Clinton's lobbying, labor failed to get Congress to block the China trade bill or the North American Free Trade Agreement.