Sentence examples for ku from inspiring English sources
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On January 27th Wen Ku, a senior official in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, said that the country needed "new methods to tackle new problems" in its management of the internet.
But both Mr Tsai and Mr Ku, who proudly shows off clever but cheap phones made by customers, insist that "low price does not mean low-end".
KU hopes to attract applicants with doctoral degrees in the sciences and in veterinary medicine.
Meanwhile, speeds are poised to skyrocket as satellite operators expand service from the lower-frequency Ku band to the higher-frequency Ka band.
No viewer of Django Unchained of any ethnicity would willingly identify with the white Southerners on offer, sadists or else morons such as the proto-Ku Klux Klan members quarelling about the poor sightlines offered by the eyeholes cut in their hoods.
An elderly housewife from Adachi-ku, one of Tokyo's poorest wards, complains that such practices amount to cheating.
But I've found the work of Ku-Mei Yi of the Philadelphia Fed very informative.
And to the embarrassment of Japan's national officials, the municipality is keen to wage this campaign in broad daylight.This week, in an unusual act of defiance, at least by Japanese standards, Suginami-ku and five other municipalities refused to carry out a central-government directive to tie their records into a new national network, which went live on August 5th.
IN THE late 1970s, nervous residents of Suginami-ku, one of Tokyo's western wards, were battling the municipality's plans to load their personal records into electronic databases, fearing the move would make it easier for the government to invade their privacy.
Although output rose by 16% at the Ku-Maloob-Zaap field, this was insufficient to counter a steep 25% fall in output at the Cantarell field, Mexico's largest producing area.Reflecting the overall drop in production, the volume of crude oil exports fell by 12.4% in the first quarter of 2008 to 1.5m b/d.
