Last month two of the country's most authoritative newspapers described Mr Xi as lingxiu.
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Indeed, this is the explanation given by the most authoritative account I could find.
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President Xi will make "the most authoritative interpretation" on reforms and opening up, Wang said.
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Amid the congressional shenanigans over the Russia matter, Comey's was easily the most authoritative voice.
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The largest and most authoritative study of dementia rates confirmed that its prevalence is dropping.
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On Douban, China's most authoritative website for entertainment ratings, viewers began giving the show lower scores.
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One flavor would be all the most authoritative analysts and players actually tweeting about the game.
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But The Journal's news pages — the most authoritative of Mr. Murdoch's American news outlets — are another matter.
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McCain's death a month ago left the Senate without its most authoritative voice to counter Trump's influence.
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The church's research on the violence provides the most authoritative estimate so far of the number of casualties.
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Gun news outlet The Trace called it the "most authoritative assessment of American gun ownership in 20 years."
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Today, the Census is widely recognized as the most authoritative and comprehensive analysis of the U.S. solar workforce.
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Carol J. Adams published the most authoritative work on the connection in 1990's The Sexual Politics of Meat.
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Federico, who is fifty-nine, is the island's most authoritative witness to the gradual decline in the butterflies' numbers.
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Al Jazeera, owned by Saudi rival Qatar, already has the world's eye as the most authoritative Arab-language news channel.
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Thanks to this totalizing approach, McAlester's book is the most authoritative dictionary of the language spoken by the built environment.
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He barely mentioned the subject on which he is most authoritative and passionate: the EU and Germany's vocation within it.
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The figure of 2,975, despite the seeming precision, was in fact an estimate, though arguably the most authoritative to date.
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Climate change data gathered and stored by the United States government is considered among the most authoritative in the world.
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The most authoritative alert about the flaw came from Carnegie Mellon's CERT division, which works with Homeland Security on vulnerability disclosures.
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The poll, widely considered the most authoritative in Iowa, shows Sanders with the support of 20 percent of likely Democratic caucusgoers.
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The most authoritative water-use data from across the West couldn't be less helpful: It's from the year before the droughts began.
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Alas, that was not President Trump's response to the latest and most authoritative analysis of the devastation wreaked by the great storm.
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" Assuming his most authoritative sales voice, Pitts declared that Will would make it: "I'd stick my job on the line for him.
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And her book is among the most authoritative and comprehensive accounts of Kim — both as a man and as a dictator — in years.
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Undoubtedly one of, if not the most authoritative voice in American fashion, Simons had just taken over the reins at the somewhat slumbering brand.
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The leaks are the most authoritative since the iPhone 4 debacle in 2010, after a software engineer left a device prototype at a bar.
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That, according to the most authoritative research to date, is the amount of money humanity could save through a global shift to sustainable development.
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In fact, debit reform saved consumers $6 billion in its first full year alone, according to the most authoritative study of reform so far.
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Scientists authoring the IPCC study, expected to be the most authoritative sea-level assessment to date, declined to discuss the preliminary findings on the record.
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Amid the country's mounting trade tensions with America, they were to get the most "authoritative explanation" of China's plans to make its economy more open.
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Mac Donald's most authoritative source is James Comey, the respected director of the F.B.I., who "confirmed" it in a speech at the University of Chicago.
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It is also the most authoritative sign yet that the crusade against debt is, at least in theory, on pause – a "significant change", Yi said.
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Yeah, and just to be clear, this is of course fact-based journalism, and it is authoritative, I think the most authoritative journalism in the world.
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Now, definitively, the most authoritative congressional panel on the issue of Russia's favoritism in the 2016 election has weighed in — and it weighed in against Trump.
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I think the fact that this line keeps appearing in the most authoritative publications for Communist Party members and officials, not foreign audiences, likely undermines that view.
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The world's largest public health authority has weighed in with the most authoritative statement yet on the use of Crispr to alter the DNA of human babies.
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It turned out to be an ancient Hebrew scroll that contained the earliest known instance of the Masoretic text, the most authoritative version of the Hebrew bible.
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Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Angola and Afghanistan are among the most mined countries in the world, according to the Landmine Monitor, the most authoritative source on the issue.
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He co-wrote the most authoritative compendium on northeast winter storms, which was published in two weighty volumes by the American Meteorological Society (and this reporter proudly owns).
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I spent several years writing for a website called AfterEllen, one of the most authoritative advocates for more and better cultural representation of queer women while it existed.
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That tab is small enough for another country to pick it up—along with the prestige that would come from paying for the most authoritative body on climate science.
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If that happens, he would be by far the most high-level witness to testify, possibly giving investigators the most authoritative account of President Donald Trump's policy toward Ukraine.
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I asked Matthew Ball, the former head of strategy for Amazon Studios who is considered one of the most authoritative voices on big media business, whether this is sustainable.
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" The article is the fifth in a series that the Communist Party's most authoritative newspaper is running on "grasping the new implications of developing our nation's important strategic opportunities.
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The survey, considered the most authoritative poll of Iowa caucus-goers, found that 28 percent of likely Republican caucus-goers support Mr. Trump, while 23 percent back Mr. Cruz.
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It was the Vatican's first public reaction to the results and its most authoritative because Parolin, its top diplomat, ranks second only to Pope Francis in the Holy See's hierarchy.
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But I'd say for the last 10 years, having focused on venture capital, I'm really not the most authoritative expert in how Google should think about those sorts of issues.
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And the passages are identical, right down to paragraph breaks, to the so-called Masoeretic text—the most authoritative Jewish text, according to Segal and Tov, dating from the medieval period.
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"As the most authoritative international organization in [the] esports industry, IeSF has been committed to promoting [the] esports movement into the mainstream," said Zhang Dazhong, the CEO of Alibaba subsidiary Alisport.
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These are statistics compiled by the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism, the most authoritative source for documenting the phenomenon, since the government doesn't even keep good track of the danger.
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" His point: There's "a giant literacy gap in the country when it comes to the most authoritative examination into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and whether Trump obstructed that investigation.
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The IIF, one of the most authoritative trackers of capital to and from the developing world, also calculates bricks-and-mortar direct investment (FDI) into Turkish factories and property at $163 billion.
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The painting, on loan from the National Gallery of Australia, is on display for "Abstract Expressionism", the most authoritative collection of the movement's works that Britain has seen in half a century.
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One of the most authoritative trackers of global capital flows, the IIF report also highlighted "rollover" risks, especially in emerging markets that have borrowed in hard currencies such as euros and dollars.
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A United Nations report released Wednesday made the most authoritative case to date that responsibility for the killing and its cover-up lies at the highest levels of the Saudi royal court.
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Buy it here >> The only world atlas updated annually, guaranteeing that users will find the most current geographic information, Oxford's "Atlas of the World" is the most authoritative atlas on the market.
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It was actually there that Valerie Hoffman, professor of Islamic studies at the University of Illinois who is today one of the most authoritative specialists on Ibadi Islam, first encountered the sect.
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The Institute for International Finance, one of the most authoritative trackers of capital flows to and from the developing world, predicts $769 billion in private non-resident inflows into emerging markets in 2017.
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The report from the Congressional Budget Office was the most authoritative accounting yet of the full cost of rebuilding an aging, potentially vulnerable nuclear arsenal that often relies on Cold War-era technology.
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Paul Oliver, a Briton who wrote some of the earliest and most authoritative histories of one of America's great indigenous musical forms, the blues, died on Tuesday in Shipton-under-Wychwood, Oxfordshire, England.
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The poll comes three days after a Des Moines Register/Mediacom/CNN poll — considered the most authoritative in Iowa — also showed the top four candidates tightly clustered, but with Biden in fourth place.
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These reflections are usually welcomed for their ability to give historians and the public an opportunity to peer into the minds of the most authoritative subject matter experts on each campaign: the candidates themselves.
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The population estimates are considered the most authoritative look yet at the "exodus" of people from the Caribbean island amid monthslong power outages and other chaotic conditions that proved deadly for thousands of people.
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The "Deutschlandtrend" survey for national broadcaster ARD, widely regarded as Germany's most authoritative poll and conducted as three states prepare for elections, showed Merkel's CDU/CSU bloc had gained two percentage points to 37 percent.
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Those scenarios are based on projections from the International Energy Agency (IEA), which produces the world's most authoritative scientific studies on energy issues, so the reliability of the dashboard's forecasts is based ultimately on the IEA.
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While many foreign governments and news organizations had previously concluded that Syrian forces were probably behind the attack, the unequivocal condemnation from the United Nations was the most authoritative statement blaming the Syrian government for it.
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The Washington-based group, one of the most authoritative sources of data on investment flows to the developing world, said that emerging market equities saw $8.9 billion of outflows while emerging debt markets had inflows of $5.3 billion.
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The Washington-based group, one of the most authoritative sources of data on investment flows to the developing world, noted that $23 billion of bonds issued by emerging markets governments and companies were due for repayment in 22015.
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The Washington-based body, one of the most authoritative trackers of foreign capital flows to and from the developing world, noted that asset prices and inflows had revived in March, helped by attractive EM valuations and underweight positions.
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Nello Santi, a conductor who was one of the most authoritative interpreters of Italian opera, especially the works of Giuseppe Verdi, and a podium favorite of singers and orchestra players, died on Thursday at his home in Zurich.
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The Institute of International Finance (IIF), one of the most authoritative trackers of investment flows to and from emerging markets, said in a note that emerging debt markets received $20.5 billion in April, while equities took the rest.
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Matthew Ball, the former head of strategy for Amazon Studios who is considered one of the most authoritative voices on big media business — particularly streaming, just published Part 4 of his Media REDEF series explaining the business of Netflix.
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Namako wrote to Meehan to "protest the treatment of our reporter Hamed Aleaziz, one of the most authoritative, knowledgeable, and fairest immigration reporters in the country, by your agency," according to the email, which was reviewed by The Hill.
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"This is the most authoritative study published that connects cancer with cellphone radiation—it should raise alarms for policymakers and awareness for all Americans," Olga Naidenko, a senior science advisor for the advocacy organization Environmental Working Group, said in a statement.
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The Washington-based body, one of the most authoritative trackers of foreign capital flows to and from the developing world, said in a note that all four emerging market regions had received inflows, with Asia topping the list with $20.6 billion.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the world's most authoritative group of climate experts, has said it is "extremely likely" that human-caused greenhouse gas emissions have been the "dominant cause" of observed global warming trends since the mid-20th century.
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The most authoritative report on the Matabeleland killings is "Breaking the Silence," published in 1997 by Zimbabwe&aposs Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace and the Legal Resources Foundation, drawing on interviews with more than 1,000 people and many documents.
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The Washington DC-based group, one of the most authoritative trackers of capital movements in and out of the developing world, estimates net Chinese outflows last year were $2063 billion higher than in 2015, dwarfing the inflows other emerging economies received.
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In particular, the most authoritative study of the subject to-date, a 600-page report by the National Petroleum Council concluded that, "Most of the U.S. Arctic offshore conventional oil and gas potential can be developed using existing field-proven technology".
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The IIF, one of the most authoritative trackers of capital flows to and from the developing world, also said portfolio inflows to developing countries totaled just $213 billion in the second quarter, a tenth of the $22 billion received in Q22015.
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In one of the most authoritative studies on gun attitudes yet, it found that most Americans favor some form of gun control and don't espouse the hardline attitudes of the NRA, which has thwarted congressional efforts to regulate access to firearms.
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The author of several acclaimed books, including "When the Garden Was Eden" and "The Selling of the Green," Araton was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 1994 and has long been regarded as one of the sport's most authoritative voices.
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Librarians have been pounding on this issue in a different way for a while — that just having computer literacy is great, but as information professionals, we're always looking at what's the most authoritative source for the information and teaching information literacy.
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In a sprawling feature penned by Polygon's Samit Sarkar — one of the most authoritative voices out there when it comes to sports video games — we learn the new R.B.I. is built on many of the same ideas that went into past game.
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The IIF, one of the most authoritative trackers of capital flows to and from the developing world, said the U.S. presidential election had triggered a substantial reversal in fund flows, with nearly two thirds of withdrawals since Trump's victory coming from debt securities.
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It calls on the Department of Education to take into consideration the single most authoritative definition of anti-Semitism in the U.S., the one used worldwide by the State Department, when determining the intent of unprotected activities such as, assault, battery and vandalism.
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According to calculations by IIF, one of the most authoritative trackers of global capital flows, this will slice just over $200 billion off the U.S. central bank's balance sheet next year, assuming it keeps reinvesting some of the money for the time being.
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A monthly Cevipof survey, considered the most authoritative because it has a far bigger sample size than most polls, put Le Pen well ahead in the April 23 first round, although Macron was seen easily beating her in a May 7 runoff.
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But perhaps the most stirring essay in "Daemon Voices" is the foreword Pullman wrote for a new edition of "Folk Tales of Britain," edited by Katharine M. Briggs, who in 1970 assembled what Pullman describes as "the most authoritative" collection of the nation's folk tales.
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The most authoritative advice for avoiding fungal infections comes from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which recommends regularly trimming the toenails, which can serve as a reservoir for the fungi that cause athlete's foot, and wearing sandals in locker rooms and public showers.
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Gallup's annual poll of Americans' confidence in their institutions, the most authoritative on the matter, found that as of June 2016, just 21 percent of Americans had a "great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in television news and only 20 percent in newspapers.
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The study by researchers from the government's National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health marks the most authoritative evidence to date of a resurgence of the incurable respiratory illness caused by coal dust, which plagued miners in the 1970s but was nearly eradicated by the 1990s.
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The group, one of the most authoritative trackers of capital flows to and from the developing world, predicts $769 billion in private non-resident inflows into emerging markets in 2017, up from this year's $640 billion, a reflection of improving flows to banks, stocks and bonds.
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The Washington-based group, one of the most authoritative sources of data on investment flows to the developing world, said in a report released on Monday that emerging market equities had $7.1 billion in outflows, while emerging debt markets had $4.0 billion of inflows in December.
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AMLG: So when there's a fork and a community has to vote on a direction there's basically an informal process that's determined by perceptions, perception of which fork seems most authoritative or valid or which constituents shout the loudest which is what we saw after the DAO hack.
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Concerns over how younger YouTube users, including children, teenagers, and young adults, access content on the site have led to company executives, including CEO Susan Wojcicki and chief product officer Neal Mohan, speaking out about the company's responsibility when it comes to recommending the most authoritative videos on most subjects.
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" In perhaps his most authoritative work, "Anti-Semitism in America" (1994), he argued that age-old European prejudice against Jews was instilled in the New World by the earliest settlers, reinforced by successive waves of Protestant and Roman Catholic immigrants and ingrained as "an irrevocable part of the American heritage.
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"We view Los Angeles as the nation's food capital, and the print section, which will serve as a weekly digest of our daily coverage, is an expression of our determination to provide the world's best, most authoritative and comprehensive coverage of it," Mr. Pearlstine said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"Through interviews, research and solicitations for information in support of investigative and other requirements we have accumulated a set of data which represents our best, most authoritative capture of encounters initiated by Edward Snowden which may have some bearing on the investigation, media disclosures or his claims," the apology explained.
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LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron's campaign to keep Britain in the European Union was bolstered on Wednesday by a report from one of the country's most authoritative economic research bodies, which concluded that a withdrawal from the bloc would lead to up to two more years of public spending cuts or tax increases.
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"... This is the most authoritative and comprehensive treatment to date and should further reassure the public and policymakers that the science is solid, while perhaps making people more broadly less assured because the small warming and other climate changes to date have already triggered mass loss," Alley told Axios in an email.
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Big tech has been making a huge effort to mobilize its power to help people work better together to battle the ongoing coronavirus pandemic — whether it's creating search and information portals, making sure the most authoritative voices are surfacing above the noise or gathering compute power to supercharge research efforts to find vaccines.
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Here's a section from the 22018/22001 Commission report, the most authoritative account of how the attacks happened and the backstory behind al-Qaeda's rise: In late 231 or 29, discussions in Sudan between al Qaeda and Iranian operatives led to an informal agreement to cooperate in providing support — even if only training — for actions carried out primarily against Israel and the United States.
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The survey, which is widely considered the most authoritative in Iowa, showed Sanders with 20 percent support among likely Democratic caucus-goers, followed by Warren at 17 percent, Buttigieg at 16 percent and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe Biden Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview Parnas: Trump threatened to withhold more than just military aid to Ukraine MORE at 85033 percent.
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