They are believed to want tweaks to the existing wording of international tax treaties rather than the creation of wholly new passages dedicated to spelling out how the digital economy should be taxed.
Mr. Wen pledged, for example, that the government would "give high priority to protecting the cultural heritage of ethnic minorities and the ecosystems in ethnic minority areas," one of many passages dedicated to the need to unite China's 56 ethnic groups under one national banner.
I have not seen an advance copy of the speech that Theresa May will give to the Conservative conference, but I can nevertheless reveal that it will include chunky passages dedicating her government to doing a lot more for the "just about managing".
("A Passage to India" was dedicated to Masood, even though he'd disappointed Forster, not for the first time, by failing to point out that he'd bungled technical details about India's legal system).
In her book Hard Choices, Clinton dedicated long passages to her mother's story and wrote that "no one had a bigger influence on my life or did more to shape the person I became". .
The joint statement from the board and the students included this passage: We students dedicate ourselves to timely, accurate, fair and ethical journalism for which The Red and Black is known and which is essential to the University community.
Michael Abramovich played Alkan's programmatic piano work "Le Vent," which evokes the wind with chromatic passages (and which the composer dedicated to Liszt), with supple finesse on Saturday.
A substantial part of school time is now dedicated to learning passages from the "Rukhnama" (Book of the Soul), in which President Saparmurat Niyazov rambles on about practically everything, from proper social behaviour and morals to the motherland and its glorious leader.
There's a passage of music in the suite dedicated to Jacques Tati.
Coach Lucio Antunes dedicated Cape Verde's historic passage to the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals to the inhabitants of his homeland.
