Sentence examples for kai from inspiring English sources
Among those standing for the LDP is a candidate supported by Taiju no kai, a powerful lobby group that protects the many privileges of the publicly-owned post office and its workers.
If the voters return politicians like the Taiju no kai candidate, the LDP could claim it has a mandate to ditch Mr Koizumi and all his proposals for change.Faced with Mr Koizumi's daunting popularity, however, the opposition seems to have given up on the niceties of political debate.
Two journalists for Stern magazine, Horst Rieck and Kai Hermann, shocked by her appearance and demeanour, interviewed her for two hours after the trial.
More than happy to make amends, Kai.
Kai Oistamo of Nokia, the world's largest handset-maker, notes that people in poor countries have to spend a far larger proportion of their income than those in the rich world to buy even the cheapest handset.
Its name, Nihon Ishin no Kai (the Japan Restoration Party, or JRP), reflects Mr Hashimoto's promise to sweep away the existing political order.
On February 20th around 160 people from Tokyo's Akasaka district sought a court injunction to bar Inagawa-kai, a big crime syndicate, from occupying an office building, arguing that it might bring violence to the area.
CHIANG KAI-SHEK may once have been revered as a near-god on Taiwan, where he led his Chinese Nationalist regime after being defeated by Mao Zedong's Communists on the mainland in 1949.
In a forthcoming report, Kai-Uwe Schanz, chief Asian economist at Swiss Re, the world's second-largest reinsurer, estimates that the insurance markets in both China and India could double in size by 2005.
Vivendi also hinted that it may eventually demerge Universal, its American entertainment business.See article: Does Vivendi have a strategy?Deutsche Telekom's new boss, Kai-Uwe Ricke, made his first dent in the German telecoms giant's prodigious debts of some euro64 billion ($64 billion).
Kai-Fu Lee joined Google in July to oversee its development in China.
