The move by the Democratic Progressive Party of Taiwan, made in its own selfish interests and with a despicable political purpose, will further damage the fruits of peaceful development of cross-Straits relations, and the interests of compatriots along the Straits-Taiwan residents in particular, he said.
The move comes after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called for all schools to close to stop the coronavirus spreading. The government has also urged that big gatherings and sports events be scrapped or curtailed for two weeks.
The move will limit harmful nitrogen oxide emissions.
The move comes as Vivo is accelerating its push to explore overseas markets including Poland, Germany, France, Spain, Italy and the United Kingdom.
The move comes after years of concerted effort by the Arkansas Economic Development Commission and Governor Asa Hutchinson, according to the governor's office.
The move is more likely to solve the problem that tenants cannot obtain the detailed identity information of their lessors, and to avoid the trouble of the personal information leakage, one insider said in the report.
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The move is to prevent litigants' questions from being ignored when their judges are busy hearing a case or out investigating, said Cai Huiyong, spokesman of the high people's court, adding that it will ensure better communication between the courts and the people.
The move after decades of being the receptacle for much of the world's waste will help China improve domestic environmental conditions. It will also push developed economies to confront waste and recycling-an issue that many countries have long ignored by simply exporting the problem overseas.
The nation's top economic regulator is paying close attention to the factors surrounding a surge in the price of mobile phone storage chips, with the activities of some major chipmakers such as Samsung causing the government particular concern, according to people familiar with the matter.
The multilateral lender projects Asia's economic output in 2022 to be about 5 percent lower compared with the level predicted before the crisis, and this gap "will be much larger" if China is excluded, where economic activities have already started to rebound, he said.