Các câu ví dụ cho từ sharing

1. According to Dong, foreign investors are ready to pour in the funds but first, Vietnam needs to make the international bidding process transparent and incorporate a risk sharing mechanism.

Theo ông Đông, các nhà đầu tư nước ngoài đã sẵn sàng rót vốn nhưng trước tiên, Việt Nam cần minh bạch hóa quy trình đấu thầu quốc tế và kết hợp cơ chế chia sẻ rủi ro.

2. Muu believed that everyone was the same when they died, so he introduced the practice of sharing the same "Ba Quan" coffin when a person dies.

Ông Mưu tin rằng khi chết ai cũng giống nhau nên ông đưa ra tục lệ nằm chung quan tài “Bà Quan” khi một người chết.

3. The debate has been sparked by Gates’s professed love for dish washing, with several Vietnamese male netizens "taking the cue" and quipping that sharing housework does not seem to save a marriage.

4. The town intends to provide learning opportunities that will create jobs and improve the lives of its people while sharing and acquiring knowledge from other cities in the network, it was noted.

5. In March, the infamous German beggar Benjamin Holst was back in Saigon, with locals sharing photos of him paddling for money on the street while he was publishing posts from beer shops and fancy restaurants.

6. According to lawyer Tran Minh Hung in Ho Chi Minh City, the financial benefits from sharing such news often outweigh the fines, causing many people to fabricate fake stories.

7. Egnyte, an option for collaboration If you are looking for a hybrid option, you can opt for Egnyte, which offers both storage and a file sharing platform which allows you to save the data both locally and in the cloud.

8. First and foremost, its B2 cloud storage can be leveraged for storage, file sharing, and backups.

9. With the popularity of Facebook, a myriad of users are not fully aware of sharing unconfirmed or fake news and their consequences.

10. Thanh is the first Vietnamese celeb to take legal action against those sharing rumors about his personal life, with support from colleagues, many of whom had previously chosen to keep silent.