Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Xi announced trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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These steps were part of a reform package that President Xi announced when he visited Hainan.
In August, Xi announced a reorganization of the Communist Youth League, which is structurally similar to the Party.
The great new project of Party building…is just getting into full swing,” Xi announced in 2017.
Also during his speech, Xi announced he would cut 300,000 troops from the People's Liberation Army.
Increases in China's military spending have been remarkable,and have accelerated since Mr Xi announced major reforms in 2015.
When Xi announced the launch of the Belt and Road Initiative(BRI) in 2013, both Russia and the West were caught off guard.
In 2013,the programme received its first top-level endorsement when Mr Xi announced the“New Silk Road” during a visit to Kazakhstan.
Soon after taking power, Xi announced his“China Dream” of a grand national rejuvenation, later speaking about returning China to“center stage of the world.”.
Distrust of China has been growing in both Taiwan andHong Kong, and Xi announced propaganda pushes for the regions in order to“strengthen the ranks of patriot who love our country”.
In 2015, Xi announced the 10,000 Villages Project, a lofty plan to take digital television to impoverished parts of Africa, such as the village where Nganga lives.
After years of inertia, during which cyber-policy wasfragmented among a wide array of government departments, Xi announced that he would chair a so-called central leading group on Internet security and informatization and drive policy from the top.
During the congress Xi announced that China had entered a“new era” that would transform it into a global superpower with a world-class military by mid-century.
At a giant military parade in Beijing last September to commemorate the 70th anniversary ofJapan's World War II defeat, Xi announced the PLA would be reduced by 300,000 personnel, as China seeks to craft a more efficient and effective People's Liberation Army(PLA).
In a news conference, Xi announced economic support for the Solomons and welcomed their entry into the"big family" of mutual cooperation among China and Pacific island countries.
Better governance and clearer structures of central control- like the ones Xi announced in April- could transform OBOR from a loose community of member countries into a tributary system with 21st century characteristics.
Xi announced more than $100 billion in infrastructure financing for the project- some through a Silk Road Fund, some through Chinese government policy banks like the China Import-Export Bank and China Development Bank.
In September 2018, when Chinese leader Xi announced that Beijing plans to invest $60 billion in Africa over the next three years, Chinese netizens left angry online criticism.
When Xi announced the One Belt, One Road” plan in September 2013, it was clear that Beijing needed to do something for the industries that had succeeded in building China's new cities, railways and roads- state-led investment that turned it into an economic powerhouse.
A year later, during another Karzai visit to Beijing, Xi announced a grant of 200 million yuan($32 million) to Afghanistan for 2013 and offered to host the annual 14-nation regional conference on Afghanistan, the first of which had been held in Istanbul in November 2011.
The following day, Xi announced during a closely watched speech that China would“significantly lower” auto tariffs and carry out a series of other measures that he portrayed as“a new phase of opening up” for the world's second-largest economy.
Obama and Xi announced the agreement during a joint press conference on Sept. 25, and drew a distinction between spy operations meant for economic gain, and those meant solely for espionage.
President Xi announced that China will provide 500 million U.S. dollars to the Assistance Fund for South-South Cooperation, to help fellow developing countries tackle famine, refugee, climate change, public health and other challenges.
Since Xi announced his One Belt, One Road policy in Kazakhstan in 2013, PricewaterhouseCoopers in Hong Kong estimates that the state has ploughed more than $250 billion into Silk Road-oriented projects ranging from railways to power plants.
Last year, Xi announced that some three hundred thousand military personnel would lose their jobs in the coming years, and officials said the army would focus on upgrading weaponry and place a new emphasis on high-tech areas such as cyber warfare and space technology.
When Mr. Xi announced the“One Belt, One Road” plan in September 2013, it was clear that Beijing needed to do something for the industries that had succeeded in building China's new cities, railways and roads- state-led investment that turned it into an economic powerhouse.
In September 2015, Xi announced sweeping military reforms that included a 300,000 troop cut, the creation of a joint command structure that has drawn comparisons with the United States's Goldwater-Nichols Act, and a military-civilian integration program that appears to draw inspiration from the American military-industrial complex.
This is something that Xi announces and then the bureaucracy has to make something of it.
Long before Donald Trump entered the political arena, Xi had announced his aspiration to“make China great again”.