Sentence examples for introduced china from inspiring English sources

He spearheaded the development of the newspaper's Chinese language Web site and introduced China Confidential, a source of business intelligence related to Chinese trade.

With new amendments to female prisoners' rights about to be introduced, China appeared to be doing well, though Mr. Kamm cautioned that far more needed to be known about conditions on the ground.

Since the 2000 Olympics, when women's weight lifting was introduced, China has won half of the 14 gold medals awarded, and on the eve of the Beijing Games, pressure is as high in this sport as in any to at least hold the line on gold medals.

In the interview, Francis referred to the experience of Matteo Ricci, the 16th century Jesuit missionary who in many ways introduced China to the West.

We establish an agent-based model, CETICEM (CET Introduced China Electricity Market), of introduction of CET to China.

Potentially, it sets a precedent for introducing China-specific versions of other Google apps and services in the future, although the company declined to comment when we asked it about that directly.

Modern dental education was introduced into China in 1917, when the first dental school, the Faculty of Dentistry, West China Xie He University, was established in Chengdu, Sichuan Province.

Records show that musical instruments of the gong and cymbal types were introduced into China no later than the Nan (Southern) dynasty (ad 420 589) and Bei (Northern) dynasty (ad 386 581), accompanying the importation of Buddhism from India as well as Central Asian influences by way of the Silk Road.

These oil palm lines may be also derived from Southeast Asia and introduced into china in the early twentieth century.

Fishs Eddy, the store known for plain-Jane, utilitarian restaurant dinnerware, has introduced a new china pattern called Pantone.

In this study, we introduce the China-ESPT evaluation model, an energy optimization model based on TIMES-VEDA (ETSAP 2013), and review a large amount of literature to quantitatively analyze and predict energy consumption up to 2030.