英語 での China's leaders の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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After the Cultural Revolution, China's leaders aimed to develop a legal system to restrain abuses of official authority and revolutionary excesses.
China's leaders believe that they can continue to open the nation's economy without opening its political system.
Years ending in nine bring a clutch of awkward anniversaries that worry China's leaders.
With the advancing Gobi now only 150 miles from Beijing, China's leaders are beginning to realize the gravity of the situation.
China's leaders may not back down until there are serious economic or social consequences from the trade fight.
The future of relations between China and Taiwan depends on the attitudes of China's leaders, not Taiwan's.
China's leaders proclaim that they have made a decision to walk the transformative path of peaceful development.
China's leaders, for example, have recognized the imbalances in the country's financial system and are moving to address them.
However, much uncertainty surrounds the future course China's leaders will set for their country.
Yet China's leaders are well aware that continued economic growth, the principal source of the Communist Party's legitimacy, depends on a stable regional environment.
Putin, Lavrov, and China's leaders say that being associated with the West is like being associated with the plague.
First, stimulate people's desire to consume is a stated objective of China's leaders.
So far, however, China's leaders have been unwilling to respond constructively.
So far, however, China's leaders have been unwilling to respond constructively.
Despite its economic and political power, details of how China's leaders are selected are opaque.
Going into this year, China's leaders said their economic priority was to control financial risks.
We want a constructive relationship with China's leaders, like we have enjoyed for generations with China's people.
As with every such movement since- across eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union and, three years ago, the Middle East- China's leaders have fretted about how their own citizens might react.
But China's leaders will have to contend with other countries' reactions, as well as with the constraints implied by the need for external markets and resources in order to meet their economic-growth objectives.
China's leaders are no different from those in the United States, Russia and all other countries-they want a satisfied citizenry because that is the foundation of national stability.