Sentence examples for signed commentary from inspiring English sources

Xinhua said in a signed commentary by Zhi Linfei that the two new amendments, which are not binding on Mr. Obama, are "set to cause harm to China-U.S. relations at a sensitive time of political transition in both countries".

A signed commentary the day before in People's Daily, the official newspaper of the Communist Party, urged Americans to critically examine the unilateral nature of its raid and infringement on Pakistan's territorial rights.

One signed commentary in the online edition of the People's Daily stated: "What is regrettable is that, with regard to the facts, Bo Xilai made a supreme effort to quibble, to avoid the major charges while admitting the minor ones, and almost completely denied the facts of his crimes".

The agency's signed commentary said more than 10 government officials had been punished after that transaction and other cases of illegal purchases and use of land there.

On Monday, People's Daily, a party-controlled newspaper, ran a signed commentary that said propaganda officials should "follow the rhythm of the times" and help the authorities establish a "pragmatic and open-minded image".

The signed commentary was a response to a news report that the Philippines was building shelter for troops on one of the disputed Spratly Islands, which the Chinese call the Nansha Islands.

Another commonality between these publications is their varying allowance, encouragement, or mandate for reviewers to sign their commentary.

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To not take money by improper means, to not make a fortune, that's your duty and not something that needs to be written about in volumes," ran the commentary, signed by one Li Shuming.

Some of the doctors who signed on to the commentary said they were inspired by physicians at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, who last fall refused to use a new colon cancer drug, Zaltrap, because it was twice as expensive as another drug without being better.

How many of us actively engage in the political process in any way other than reading or writing like-minded commentary, signing petitions, occasionally cutting checks, and voting?