Sentence examples for to avoid the Chinese from inspiring English sources

Once he crossed, Heo spent two years moving from place to place, trying to avoid the Chinese authorities and North Korean agents who stalk defectors.

To avoid the Chinese censors.

When an exchange visitor has resided for a period of time in another country--for example a Chinese national who was in Germany for 2 years--we have been able to avoid the Chinese skills list by showing he is a last resident of Germany and Germanyy has no skills list.

If you're a meat eater who doesn't like to dwell on the thought that the thing on your plate used to be alive, you need to avoid "The Biggest Chinese Restaurant in the World," an odd little mini-series that begins Monday on the Sundance Channel.

A contract written to avoid the requirements of Chinese law is void and the court will not enforce it," said Steve Dickinson, a partner at Harris & Moure and a co-author of the China Law Blog.

Conscious of China's growing importance as a market for US fare – the country recently became the world's second-largest nation in terms of box office revenue behind the United States – executives decided on the move to avoid the ire of Chinese authorities.

Based at the 798 Art Zone, an old factory in Beijing's Chaoyang District, the ATM can be accessed by members only and, in order to avoid the ire of Chinese authorities, is being billed as a system for the trading of virtual goods.

So the original, clever thing Jack Ma did when he gave up teaching to run his own business was to avoid the parts of the Chinese economy which hide behind the political protection racket of the one-party state and instead get involved in the internet.

A subsequent match between South Korean third seeds Ha Jung-eun and Kim Min-jung and Indonesian pair Meiliana Juahari and Greysia Polii also came under scrutiny, with both teams apparently keen to lose - and so avoid the Chinese in the next round.

According to Blumenthal, more Chinese undergraduates are coming to the United States to avoid the intense, highly competitive Chinese education system.

When they started their apartment search, they were not bound by the number eight, but she wanted to avoid the fourth floor, because the Chinese word for four sounds like the word for death.