Примеры использования Returned to china на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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After completing a PhD at the University of Clermont-Ferrand in 1935, she returned to China with her husband; the couple divorced in 1941.
Later he returned to China, he entered to the Beijing Government,
Sun returned to China in 1917 to establish a rival government in Guangzhou,
In 1925, on the death of Sun Yat-sen, Chu returned to China and became a member of the Kuomintang educational commission
Invited by Tsien Hsue-shen, Guo returned to China in October 1956
In 1926 he returned to China, where he became the principal of the National Beijing Fine Art School.
In 1915, Neville returned to China where he was chosen to command the combined Allied guard at Peking, serving in that position until 1917.
The Korean monk, Hyecho(704-787)(pinyin: Hui Chao), reached India by sea and returned to China in 727 via central Asia.
It is claimed that over 40 percent of the 738 fugitives who returned to China in 2015 were"persuaded" to come back rather than being subjected to formal extradition.
In 1946, Qian returned to China and served as professor of Tsinghua University,
A form of British nationality for people who were British Dependent Territories Citizens in Hong Kong when Hong Kong was returned to China.
Lead Designer Zhou Weifeng returned to China after studying in Melbourne, Australia.
Most of those illegal immigrants were returned to China with the humanitarian assistance of third countries.
Li returned to China in 1930, and joined the government as an education official upon the recommendation of Chiang Kai-shek(蒋介石), the then leader of the Republic of China. .
a number of asylum-seekers had been returned to China and Uzbekistan.
Those documents constitute sufficient evidence that she would risk being subjected to torture if returned to China.
It was known to the Board that a person could be struck from the Chinese national registration of citizenship and that she would have to re-register if returned to China.
Wu enjoyed a resurgence in the 1980s and returned to China for recordings in 1983 in Guangzhou.
Concerning article 7, he claims that he would be exposed to inhumane treatment or degrading treatment or punishment if returned to China, as he left China at the age of 15 years old,
The Committee considers, however, that the main complainant's claim that he would be tortured if returned to China on account of his religion raises substantive issues under article 3 of the Convention,