Examples of using Having studied in English and their translations into Chinese
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Having studied these factors, we believe that the world economy is on the verge of a transformative change--the transition to a multipolar world economic order.
Having studied ballet since the age of nine, she was accepted into the highly selective Australian Ballet School at fifteen.
Fischer graduated in 1973 with an engineering diploma from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, having studied electrical engineering and technical physics.
He is a graduate of The Juilliard School, having studied with Edward Treutel and William Vacchiano.
Divination is turning out to be much more trouble than I could have foreseen, never having studied the subject myself.
Having studied the memorandum of the Secretariat-General, the report of the Secretary-General on Joint Arab Action, article 8 of the statutes of the Interim Arab Parliament and the draft statutes of the permanent Arab parliament.
Having studied the memorandum of the Secretariat-General, the report of the Secretary-General on Joint Arab Action and resolution 7161(3 March 2010) of the 133rd ordinary session of the Council of the League of Arab States at ministerial level.
Having studied the memorandum of the Secretariat-General, the report of the Secretary-General on Joint Arab Action and the recommendations of the 36th session of the Executive Bureau of the Council of Arab Ministers of Transport(12 April 2006).
Having studied the memorandum of the Secretary-General and Economic and Social Council resolutions 1957 of the 92nd ordinary session(12 September 2013) and 1979 and 1980 of the 93rd ordinary session(13 February 2014).
Having studied the memorandum of the Secretariat-General, the report of the Secretary-General on Joint Arab Action and resolution 366 of the 19th ordinary session of the Council(29 March 2007) entitled," Arab National Security".
Inter-Arab Relations Having studied the working paper prepared by the Secretary-General in the light of the discussions of the meeting of ministers of foreign affairs on 27 March 2007 on the current state of inter-Arab relations.
Having studied the memorandum of the Secretariat-General, the report of the Secretary-General on Joint Arab Action and resolution 6879(5 March 2008) of the 129th ordinary session of the Council of the League of Arab States at ministerial level.
Having studied the memorandum of the Secretariat-General, the report of the Secretary-General on Joint Arab Action and resolution 6600(29 December 2005) of the extraordinary session of the Council of the League of Arab States at ministerial level.
Having studied the memorandum of the Secretariat-General, the report of the Secretary-General on Joint Arab Action and the recommendations of the ministerial committee charged with studying the subject.
Having studied the recommendation contained in resolution 6688(6 September 2006) of the 126th ordinary session and resolution 6748(4 March 2007) of the 127th ordinary session of the Council of the League of Arab States at ministerial level.
Having studied the memorandum of the Secretariat-General, the report of the Secretary-General on Joint Arab Action and the memorandum of the Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia(15 March 2007).
Having studied the memorandum of the Secretariat-General, the report of the Secretary-General on Joint Arab Action and the memorandum of the Republic of Tunisia(18 March 2007).
Having studied the report on follow-up to resolutions 237, 310 and 352 of the 14th, 17th and 18th sessions, respectively, on support for the Arab tourism sector and the fostering of inter-Arab tourism.
Having studied the report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon of 16 July 1998(S/1998/652) and taking note of the observations expressed and the commitments mentioned therein.
Having studied thoroughly and discussed in depth, in a positive atmosphere, the current Arab situation and attendant circumstances, the challenges facing the nation and the dangers threatening pan-Arab security.