发展理念 Development Concept ; philosophy ; Business Without Boundaries ; the idea of development
1. Don't make any policy decisions which clash with official pany thinking.
所作的任何决策都不要和公司官方理念相冲突。
2. We betray the ideals of our country when we support capital punishment.
如果我们支援死刑,那就背弃了我们立国的理念。
3. Unchallenged wisdoms flow swiftly among the middle classes.
未受质疑的普遍理念在中产阶级中迅速传播开来。
4. The idea that we can be whatever we want has bee the stuff of television mercials.
每个人皆无所不能,这一理念已经成为电视广告的精髓。
5. Energy conservation as a philosophy was born out of the 1973 oil crisis.
能源节约的理念产生于1973年的石油危机。
6. Health education wisdom in the UK differs from that of the United States.
英国的健康教育理念与美国的不同。
7. Will severe selection standards create eliti *** and threaten the Olympic ethic of participation?
严格的选拔标准是否会造成精英主义,进而危及奥林匹克重在参与的理念呢?
8. Most designers share the unspoken belief that fashion is a valid form of visual art.
大多数设计者都认同这样一种不言而明的理念,即时尚是视觉艺术的一种重要形式。
9. He attributed the party's lack of success to an overemphasis on ideology and ideas.
他将该党的失败归因于过分强调意识形态和理念。
10. Broadly, it makes connections between ideas about healing and how they link to plants.
笼统说来,它将治疗理念和如何与医疗装置相结合联络了起来。
11. My philosophy of fashion is that I like to make clothes that flatter.
我的时尚理念就是我喜欢做让人穿着更显漂亮的衣服。
12. Many of these ideas are now being incorporated into orthodox medical treatment.
现在这些理念中有很多正被吸收至正统医学治疗中。
13. I still believe in the notion of an egalitarian society.
我仍然相信构建人人平等的社会的理念。
14. The whole ethos of the hotel is effortless service.
该酒店的全部理念就是提供轻松的服务。
15. The producer's second choice, Joe Carnahan, quit due to creative differences.
制作人的第二选择?乔·卡纳汉, 则由于创作理念的不同而放弃执导.
In China, it's mon to see children attending extracurricular classes, playing instruments, or simply doing their homework with their parents by their side, looking over them.
Many Chinese parents spend all their energy and money on their children, sacrificing their own career and hobbies, all in the hope their children can have a good future.
Some parents acpany their children long after they've bee *** s. Media have widely reported that for nearly 10 years, Chinese parents have been planting vegetables in a deserted field near Yale University in their free time. When their children went abroad to study, their parents went with them, rented houses nearby the university and did housework for their children.
Feng Yan is one of these parents. On Saturdays, she has to get up at 6:30 am to prepare breakfast for her son. Then she wakes him up, so he won't be late for his extracurricular classes at 8 am. Her son is a sophomore in high school and is facing the gaokao college entrance exam in a year.
When her son entered high school, Feng rented a house nearby to take better care of him and make it easier for him to focus on his studies. She said about 60 percent of students' parents rent apartments next to the high school. Feng started planning her son's "academic career" a long time ago. When he was in elementary school, she took him to all sorts of math and English training classes on the weekends. In the evenings, she made her son practice violin and drawing.
She quit her job five years ago, when her son was in middle school, and started devoting her whole life to taking care of him. "I feel very tired acpanying my son every day, but I've got no choice," Feng said.
Some children have expressed anxiety over their parents' full-time supervision. A third-grade student told the Tianjin Daily, "My mother is more familiar with my textbooks than me ... if I did poorly on my exams, I think she'll be the most depressed person."
Education experts say constantly acpanying children can have negative effects. It's easy for the children to grow overly reliant on their parents. Besides, it's difficult for them to achieve their full potential when facing this amount of pressure.