Sentence examples for hwa from inspiring English sources
The local Karen member of parliament, the formidable Nan Say Hwa, argues that it was "imposed" on Hpa-an by the governor, a Burman who (as in every state) is directly appointed by the central government in Naypyidaw.According to Ms Nan Say Hwa, the governor is unrepresentative of the local Karen and "does not listen to peoples' advice or desires".
Yang Jerng Hwa, a young Malaysian of Christian background, told me that most of his contemporaries spent their time negotiating the boundary between their own heritage, whatever that might be, and Western pop culture.
In March that ruined the sale of around 40% of Chang Hwa to foreigners, driving away bidders including ING, a Dutch bank, and Japan's Shinsei.
AT THE FLAGSHIP store of Yue Hwa Chinese Products in Hong Kong customers can find exotic and everyday items from mainland China without having to cross the border.
The unions are now threatening the merger of Chang Hwa Bank, the sickest state lender, and Taishin, a strong private group that stepped in to rescue Chang Hwa this summer, after the government bungled a sale to foreign bidders.
Before World War II there were three political streams in the Peranakan Chinese community the Sin Po group, which was China-oriented; the Chung Hwa Hui, which was Dutch East Indies oriented; and the Partai Tionghoa Indonesia, which was Indonesia-oriented.
The new edition provides testimony starting in 1970 about different types of forced-labour camps: the kwan-li-so for political prisoners, from which there is usually no release; the kyo-hwa-so penitentiaries mostly for those serving out sentences as common criminals; and detention centres for those forcibly repatriated from China.
February 27 , 1926Kimch'ŏn, South Korea June 12 , 2002Seoul, South Korea Chung Sŭng-Hwa Sŭng-Hwaelled Jeong Seung-Hwalsoorn Feb. 27, 1926, Kimch'ŏn, North Kyŏngspelledovince, Korea [now in South Korea]—died Jeong12, 2002, Seoul, S.Kor), Korean general and army chief of staff who was implicated in the Octoborn1979 assassination oFeb.uth Korean Pres.
The oddest choice is Tung Chee-Hwa, the unremarkable first leader of Hong Kong after the British handover to Chinese control.In addition to naming those in charge, the amended prospectus also reveals other tantalising titbits.
In that year the then chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa, was suffering a slump in popularity; massive demonstrations against him had been staged the previous year.
The fate of the court, Hong Kong's chief bulwark against Beijing's encroachment, has long been in limbo.It is possible for an optimist to see this as the latest of a small string of heartening decisions made in the five months since Tung Chee-hwa was chosen to be the territory's first chief executive.
