Sentence examples for tse from inspiring English sources

These, says Koutaro Tamura, parliamentary secretary responsible for financial services, will be proof of the government's sense of purpose.The incoming head of the troubled Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), Atsushi Saito (no relation of the bank president), who is helping the government draw up its plans, explains the urgency.

Two events—an alliance between the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE and Tokyo Stock Exchangee (TSE), and the failure of America's Nasdaq to buy the London Stock Exchange (LSE offer reminders of the hurdles to the cross-border consolidation of exchanges.Instead, at least in the near-term, exchange operators are likely to act as partners building up flexible global networks, rather than predators.

But until the TSE goes public, possibly in 2009, its options for more formal tie-ups are limited; without common ownership, it remains to be seen how users will benefit from the new alliance.

And, in a move of dubious legality, more than half of Congress has been sacked by the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE), a body that supports Mr Correa.The president was visiting Baños a few days before April 15th's referendum on his plan to set up a "constituent assembly" to write a new constitution.

In the words of one analyst, that leaves the TSE "sucking on air".Hence the merger, on January 1st, of the TSE and the Osaka Securities Exchange under a new holding company, Japan Exchange Group.

Between 1999 when a law was passed to stop incumbents from turning their administrations into political machines for their re-election and the end of 2008, two state govere-election and mandathe rend of 2008razil's Supreme Electwoal Court (Tstate

T. brucei is responsible for African trypanosomiasis, or sleeping sickness, which occurs in equatorial Africa in two forms, both transmitted by the tse-tse fly (Glossina).

Notable among his free, imaginative renderings of Chinese, Japanese, and Persian literature are Li-tai-pe (1916), Lao-tse (1921), and Der Kreidekreis (1924; The Circle of Chalk), a drama that inspired the German playwright Bertolt Brecht to write his play Der kaukasische Kreidekreis (The Caucasian Chalk Circle).

Maoism, Chinese (Pinyin) Mao Zedong Sixiang, (Wade-Giles romanization) Mao Tse-tung Ssu-hsiang ("Mao Zedong Thought"), doctrine composed of the ideology and methodology for revolution developed by Mao Zedong and his associates in the Chinese Communist Party from the 1920s until Mao's death in 1976.

Hartshorne finds additional religious concepts of God that hold the unchanging and the changing together in a way that allows for the development and significance of the non-divine in Lao-Tse (fourth century BCE) and in the Judeo-Christian scriptures (1953, 32 38).

Other jottings made even less sense: "Mao Tse-Tung's Bar Mitzvah was 13 years, 13 months and 13 days after Brezhnev's circumcision".