Ví dụ về việc sử dụng China has vowed trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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China has vowed to respond.
China has vowed to retaliate if the legislation becomes law.
Whereas the National Science Foundation in the UShas not raised funding this year, china has vowed to“vigorously use governmental and social capital” to rule the industry.
China has vowed to improve safety at such facilities.
India's commerce ministry and various government arms have created innovation labs andincubators in efforts to develop the country's start-up scene, while China has vowed to invest vigorously in artificial intelligence to create a $150 billion industry by 2030.
China has vowed to retaliate if the United States passes this act.
As its economy slows, China has vowed to switch to less energy-intensive industries and make more efficient use of its resources.
China has vowed to not give in to U.S. pressure on issues of principle.
China has vowed to not give in on issues of principle or under U.S. pressure.
China has vowed to retaliate with equivalent tariffs against any USA action.
China has vowed to further strengthen its oil and gas pipeline network during the next decade.
China has vowed to vaccinate all of its estimated 14 billion poultry to contain the spread of bird flu.
China has vowed to spend nearly fifty billion dollars on building railways, roads, pipelines, shipping lanes, and other infrastructure in the region.
China has vowed to improve industrial safety standards after chemical blasts in the Chinese port city of Tianjin last August killed 165 people.
China has vowed to cancel proposed tariffs on U.S. automobiles in exchange for an extended grace period on $200 billion worth of U.S.-bound imports.
While China has vowed to retaliate, it has not taken any action so far and it is unclear if that will have any bearing on trade talks.
China has vowed to cap its energy consumption in 2017 in order to raise the use of cleaner fuels as part of a wider campaign to fight air pollution.
China has vowed to invest billions of dollars for development projects in central and Eastern Europe as part of its Belt and Road strategy to find new export markets.
China has vowed not to give up its efforts in searching for a missing Malaysia Airlines flight with 154 Chinese aboard after six days of futile efforts.
China has vowed to cap total production capacity at 4.1 billion tons by 2015, and has been closing coal-fired power plants in smog-hit regions like Beijing.
China has vowed to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels, and it aims to bring the share of coal in its overall energy mix to 58 percent by next year, down from 68.5 percent in 2012.
China has vowed to determine the precise impact of air and water pollution on health as part of its efforts to raise average life expectancy to 79 years by 2030 from 76.3 years in 2015.
Meanwhile, China has vowed to ban university textbooks that promote“Western values” and has de-emphasised the importance of studying English in public primary and middle schools.
China has vowed to tackle price-sapping supply gluts in major industrial sectors, and said in February it would close 100 million to 150 million tonnes of steel capacity and 500 million tonnes of coal production in the coming three to five years.
China has vowed that it will not play defense in the escalating trade war, ratcheting up tensions as a new list of items subject to tariffs, including technology and consumer goods was anticipated from Washington.
China has vowed to respond“immediately”, with experts warning that tit-for-tat measures between the two financial superpowers will send shockwaves around the global economy and strike at the heart of the world trading system.
And Europe, Mexico, Canada and China have vowed to hit back at U.S. goods.