build a high starting point think tank
I noticed a sentence from an official website of Chinese government
"Liu Qibao stressed to build high starting point and high level new-type think tank with Chinese characteristics". I'm not sure whether high starting point is used correctly here? Actually, what he wants to say is to bring together high-level senior people right from the outset, instead of establishing a training ground for neophytes. thank you
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I noticed a sentence from an official website of Chinese government
"Liu Qibao stressed to build high starting point and high level new-type think tank with Chinese characteristics". I'm not sure whether high starting point is used correctly here? Actually, what he wants to say is to bring together high-level senior people right from the outset, instead of establishing a training ground for neophytes. thank you
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You're right, it's very poorly worded.
– Hot Licks
2 days ago
I wonder whether "stressed" is really what they mean, too. Without context it's hard to say, but it seems that that word could have been meant to be ''selected'' or ''appointed''.
– Scott
2 days ago
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"Liu Qibao stressed the fact that the new think-tank they were building would be composed of high-level Chinese talent. This means that no employee will need training and the site will be fully functional as soon as it's in operation."
– Jason Bassford
2 days ago
helpful， thank you
– Hugege
2 days ago
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I noticed a sentence from an official website of Chinese government
"Liu Qibao stressed to build high starting point and high level new-type think tank with Chinese characteristics". I'm not sure whether high starting point is used correctly here? Actually, what he wants to say is to bring together high-level senior people right from the outset, instead of establishing a training ground for neophytes. thank you
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I noticed a sentence from an official website of Chinese government
"Liu Qibao stressed to build high starting point and high level new-type think tank with Chinese characteristics". I'm not sure whether high starting point is used correctly here? Actually, what he wants to say is to bring together high-level senior people right from the outset, instead of establishing a training ground for neophytes. thank you
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You're right, it's very poorly worded.
– Hot Licks
2 days ago
I wonder whether "stressed" is really what they mean, too. Without context it's hard to say, but it seems that that word could have been meant to be ''selected'' or ''appointed''.
– Scott
2 days ago
1
"Liu Qibao stressed the fact that the new think-tank they were building would be composed of high-level Chinese talent. This means that no employee will need training and the site will be fully functional as soon as it's in operation."
– Jason Bassford
2 days ago
helpful， thank you
– Hugege
2 days ago
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You're right, it's very poorly worded.
– Hot Licks
2 days ago
I wonder whether "stressed" is really what they mean, too. Without context it's hard to say, but it seems that that word could have been meant to be ''selected'' or ''appointed''.
– Scott
2 days ago
1
"Liu Qibao stressed the fact that the new think-tank they were building would be composed of high-level Chinese talent. This means that no employee will need training and the site will be fully functional as soon as it's in operation."
– Jason Bassford
2 days ago
helpful， thank you
– Hugege
2 days ago
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You're right, it's very poorly worded.
– Hot Licks
2 days ago
You're right, it's very poorly worded.
– Hot Licks
2 days ago
I wonder whether "stressed" is really what they mean, too. Without context it's hard to say, but it seems that that word could have been meant to be ''selected'' or ''appointed''.
– Scott
2 days ago
I wonder whether "stressed" is really what they mean, too. Without context it's hard to say, but it seems that that word could have been meant to be ''selected'' or ''appointed''.
– Scott
2 days ago
1
1
"Liu Qibao stressed the fact that the new think-tank they were building would be composed of high-level Chinese talent. This means that no employee will need training and the site will be fully functional as soon as it's in operation."
– Jason Bassford
2 days ago
"Liu Qibao stressed the fact that the new think-tank they were building would be composed of high-level Chinese talent. This means that no employee will need training and the site will be fully functional as soon as it's in operation."
– Jason Bassford
2 days ago
helpful， thank you
– Hugege
2 days ago
helpful， thank you
– Hugege
2 days ago
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You're right, it's very poorly worded.
– Hot Licks
2 days ago
I wonder whether "stressed" is really what they mean, too. Without context it's hard to say, but it seems that that word could have been meant to be ''selected'' or ''appointed''.
– Scott
2 days ago
1
"Liu Qibao stressed the fact that the new think-tank they were building would be composed of high-level Chinese talent. This means that no employee will need training and the site will be fully functional as soon as it's in operation."
– Jason Bassford
2 days ago
helpful， thank you
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