Examples of using Ms lam in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Everybody wants to go back to their normal life and this requires the concerted efforts of every one of us," Ms Lam said during her weekly address at the government's headquarters.
The impact currently is on confidence… because corporates will be worried about the actions the US government may take in the future after they review this legislation," Ms Lam said.
Hong Kong's deep-seated social problems, and to come up with solutions,” Ms Lam said.
In any democracy, this level of resistance, over such a long period of time, would have finished the political career of a leader like Ms Lam.
On Thursday, Wang Zhimin, head of Beijing's liaison office in Hong Kong, publicly backed Ms Lam, saying the central government"firmly supports" the chief executive and her government, Reuters reported.
Chinese officials publicly backed Ms Lam's proposed changes to the extradition bill-even though they later said it was her idea-after they were introduced in February.
Responding to Reuters, a spokesman for Ms Lam said she attended two events last week that included members of the business community, and that both were effectively private.
Chinese officials publicly backed Ms Lam's proposed changes to the extradition bill- even though they later said it was her idea- after they were introduced in February.
That official, Vice Premier Han Zheng, authorised Ms Lam to communicate directly with his office, rather than going through the Liaison Office, according to a person briefed on the matter.
Ms Lam noted, however,
While acknowledging the controversy, Ms Lam has refused to postpone
Embattled leader Ms Lam has insisted she would press ahead with the controversial legislation despite deep concerns in the Asian financial hub,
no effort in finding ways and means that could end the violence in Hong Kong as soon as possible,” Ms Lam said.
Many have also called on Ms Lam to resign.
Others are also calling for Ms Lam to step down.
Ms Lam is expected to hold a press conference on Saturday afternoon.
Ms Lam told reporters that dialogue would only begin when the violence stopped.
Ms Lam has since refused and said dialogue would only begin when the violence stopped.
Opposition lawmaker Tanya Chan said Ms Lam was to blame for the city's troubles.
The law has been shelved, but Ms Lam has been unable to end the upheaval.