Sentence examples for huang from inspiring English sources

Farmers and urban entrepreneurs alike are subject to the rampant demands of petty officials.Messrs Hu and Wen could do much to bolster their legitimacy by making genuine progress in tackling corruption, and they could do worse than learn from the experiences so frankly described by Mr Huang.

HUANG YIXIN and Wei Wei, two students at the Guangzhou College of Fine Arts, were hanging around their dormitory last summer and decided as one does to turn on their webcam, put on their Houston-Rockets jerseys and lip-synch a few of their favourite songs by the Backstreet Boys.

Mr Huang has been handing out thousands of pairs of reusable chopsticks to his fans.But persuading restaurant-goers to use them will be another matter.

Mr Huang points out that since the financial reforms of 1997, FDI has played a relatively diminishing role in China's economy.Moreover, the raw numbers exaggerate the picture.

Mr Huang has described the rate of contribution of SOEs to government revenue in Chongqing as the highest anywhere in China.

At present, he says, it can handle only 40%.Mr Huang reckons that railway expansion will bring down logistics costs, which he says amount to 18% of GDP in China compared with 10% in America.

Huang Jikun, of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, in Beijing, and his colleagues, have been studying trials of two strains of GM rice that the Chinese government is hoping to commercialise.

THE polyglots of Iceland should be able to cope with the name Huang Nubo.

On December 3rd Nanfang Daily, a newspaper, reported Huang Xianyao, the chief of disciplinary inspection in Guangdong Province, as saying that a county and a district in the province will be chosen for a pilot project in disclosing assets—one of several such local experiments in recent years.Party and government disciplinary bodies already mete out a fair degree of punishment.

In fact, the security forces are having trouble hiring bright young net-wizards these days, since they would rather apply their knowledge commercially.In the case of Huang Qi in Chengdu, online viewers were able to follow his arrest live.

An anxious Huang Ju, a member of the Politburo and a vice-premier, said on June 3rd that managing the "perplexing task" of finding jobs for all these graduates will be "crucial to the nation's political stability".