Sentence examples for teng from inspiring English sources

February 4, 1904 Nanning, China July 11 , 1992Beijing Deng Yingchao, Wade-Giles romanization Teng Ying-ch'ao (born Feb. 4, 1904, Nanning, Guangxi province, China died July 11 , 1992 Beijing) Chinese politician, a revolutionary hard-liner who became a high-ranking official of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) after the death of her husband, Premier Zhou Enlai, in 1976.

1984 Jiang Jialiang (China) 1985 Chen Xinhua Chinaa) 1986 Chen Longcan (China) 1987 Teng Yi (China) 1988 Andrzej Grubba (Pol).

At one point, they try to trade on this nostalgia, peddling bootleg Teng cassettes and posters to other down-on-their-luck migrant workers.

Millions of people experienced some version of this moment when Teng died twenty years ago, of an asthma attack, while on holiday in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

| Teng Biao A notice from prosecutors reads: "Defendant Pu Zhiqiang has used the internet to publish posts that incited ethnic hatred on many occasions which has caused serious consequences.

In a conciliatory gesture to China, the pro-independence President Chen Shui-bian had appointed Mr Teng, who favours eventual reunification with the mainland.See article: Taiwan changes prime ministersEleven Christian workers were rescued as the Philippine army continued to attack hostage-takers in the south of the country.

For instance, in Penang in the north of the country the Barisan defeat was so humiliating that its candidate for governor, Teng Chang Yeow, resigned from all his party posts.

He was let out of prison only days after Ai Weiwei, a famous artist and activist, was allowed home on bail.Lee Teng-hui, who became president of Taiwan after a long period of rule by Chiang Kai-shek and his son and who is widely credited with advancing democracy in the country, was indicted on charges of embezzlement.

One of Xu's former colleagues, Teng Biao, told me, "For the government, 'peaceful evolution' was not just a slogan.

Intending to break the two-party dominance of Taiwan's rough-and-tumble political system, Lee Teng-hui, a former president, has urged voters to opt for minority parties.

IT MIGHT have seemed like a cheeky remark from an affable ageing president when, on July 9th, Lee Teng-hui, Taiwan's first democratically elected leader, mentioned in a radio interview that future relations between the island and mainland China should be conducted on a "special state-to-state basis".