Sentence examples for taoyuan from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A municipality in northwestern Taiwan.
A bullet train from the capital's Taoyuan airport to Tainan takes around 80 minutes.
It took place in Taoyuan city hall, on the outskirts of the capital, Taipei, and lasted 15-20 minutes. 15-20 minutes
Weaned in unremitting good times, China's fledgling middle class, whose support the Communist Party sees as crucial, is entering uncharted territory.Dozens of homeowners at the Fuli Taoyuan complex in Beijing's Haidian district have been complaining to their compound's developer since May, soon after the prices of new apartments were first cut by more than 10%.
Voters were asked to select a new head of government for north-western Taoyuan county, a heavily industrialized area of 1.2m people that also contains the island's main international airport.
The Taoyuan result bodes ill for the KMT's ability to win without loading the dice.As a result, the party now faces a dilemma.
The Taoyuan vote was perhaps the cleanest that Taiwan has yet seen, largely due to Liao Cheng-hao, the KMT's justice minister, whose zeal in fighting the island's endemic corruption has startled even the most incorrigible political cynics.
"Even if there were errors at the airport, the pilots cannot be exonerated of responsibility," said Song Kuo-yeh, a prosecutor from Taoyuan County who is leading the investigation into the causes of the crash.
Soong Kuo-yeh, a prosecutor at the district office in Taoyuan County, where the Chiang Kai-shek Airport is located, said in a television interview today that it was clear that the plane had mistakenly been on the wrong runway, The Associated Press reported.
Hajime Motegi hit a two-run homer to center with one out in the bottom of the ninth to give Tokyo a 2-0 victoverover Taoyuan, Taiwan.
Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, scored three runs in the third inning in a 4-3 victoverover Taoyuan, Taiwan, and Willemstad, Curaçao, beat Vancouver, British Columbia, 4-3.
The Taoyuan Federation of Trade Unions says that 16 years ago, when the government opened the island to free trade, it left "waves of Taiwan's workers laid off without redundancy and pension… This will happen again with the trade agreement today".
