Chinese Taipei

English thumb|Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games Etymology 1970s, en Chinese Taipei. From being a Chinese state (an open-ended reference either to the territory being actually occupied by the Republic of China (Taiwan), being claimed by the People's Republic of China (mainland China), both, or similar) whose capital is Taipei (derived from en cmn-wadegiles -). Pronunciation en /ˈt͡ʃaɪ.niːz.taɪˌpeɪ/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Chinese Taipei.wav Southern England Proper noun A name under which the Republic of China (Taiwan) participates in international organisations. en September 16, 1979 ROC rejects ruling on Olympic Games https://archive.org/details/sim_free-china-weekly_1979-09-16_20_36/ Free China Weekly XX 36 0016-0318 1786626 Taipei 1 https://archive.org/details/sim_free-china-weekly_1979-09-16_20_36/ The Republic of China Olympic Committee (ROCOC) Sept. 8 rejected the recommendation of the Executive Board of the International Olympic Committee that the ROCOC be re-named the “Chinese Taipei Olympic Committee,” with the condition that it adopts an anthem and flag which are different from those of the Republic of China used at present. en 1984 w:Dick Schaap The 1984 Olympic Games: Sarajevo/Los Angeles https://archive.org/details/1984olympicgames00scha/ w:Random House 0-394-53678-9 84-42909 11186627 2867545M 137 https://archive.org/details/1984olympicgames00scha/page/137/ Seven countries sent teams to challenge the U.S. in Los Angeles. The field included Chinese Taipei, commonly called Taiwan, which had several players who. in younger years, had starred on championship teams at the Little League World Series in Williamsport. Pa.;[...] en 1998 Regulatory Reform in the Global Economy: Asian and Latin American perspectives https://archive.org/details/regulatoryreform0000unse/ w:Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development 92-64-16103-1 878007894 9127437M 125 https://archive.org/details/regulatoryreform0000unse/page/125/ The example of financial services and telecommunications deregulation in Chinese Taipei was brought up to argue that, to ensure market competition, rules should be transparent and information should be available to all. en 2004 Matthew Gianni; Walt Simpson Flags of Convenience, Transhipment, Re-supply and At-Sea Infrastructure in Relation to IUU Fishing Fish Piracy: Combatting Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing https://archive.org/details/fishpiracycombat0000unse/ w:Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development 92-64-01679-1 797052559 12900763M 85 https://archive.org/details/fishpiracycombat0000unse/page/85/ Most of these vessels are built in Chinese Taipei (see Table 6.4). In fact, of the 51 fishing vessels over 24 metres built in Chinese Taipei over the past three years, 50 were flagged in FOC countries by the end of 2003, while only one was flagged in Chinese Taipei. It would be worth further investigation to determine whether any of the companies in Chinese Taipei involved in building new vessels have benefited from funds for the joint Japan/Chinese Taipei programme designed to decommission large- scale tuna longline vessels. Further, given the status of Chinese Taipei as a “Co-operating Party, Entity or Fishing Entity” of ICCAT, the government should be encouraged to ensure that no vessels built in Chinese Taipei shipyards are allowed to register to flag of convenience countries. en August 15, 2008 Jake Hooker Taiwanese Fans Travel to See An Unexpected Loss to China w:The New York Times https://web.archive.org/web/20081211124407/https://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/16/sports/olympics/16taiwan.html 0362-4331 1645522 Olympics China was in white jerseys as the home team, and the Taiwanese players wore blue jerseys labeled with the initials C.T., for Chinese Taipei, the negotiated team name under which Taiwan’s athletes are competing to avoid sensitivities about issues of national sovereignty. en 2009 Chinese Taipei Do Countries Paying Teachers Higher Relative Salaries Have Higher Student Mathematics Achievement? https://archive.org/details/ERIC_ED509890/ 978-90-79549-05-4 903107034 73 https://archive.org/details/ERIC_ED509890/page/n73/ Over the last few decades, Chinese Taipei has been successful in attracting high-achieving students into the teaching profession. Even so, the education level of teachers in Chinese Taipei has stayed fairly uniform. en 06.08.2021 William Yang 'Chinese Taipei': Taiwan's Olympic success draws attention to team name https://web.archive.org/web/20210806131733/https://www.dw.com/en/chinese-taipei-taiwans-olympic-success-draws-attention-to-team-name/a-58780593 August 6, 2021 w:Deutsche Welle 'Taiwan' still used in media coverageDespite the lack of official "Taiwanese" representation, the name "Taiwan" was still used on some occasions during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.For example, an anchor at Japan's public broadcaster used Taiwan rather than Chinese Taipei to introduce the Taiwanese delegation during the opening ceremony.Additionally, many foreign media reports about Taiwan's performance during the Olympics also use Taiwan rather than Chinese Taipei to introduce the team. en September 3, 2021 Lithuania recalls Beijing ambassador over China-Taiwan spat https://web.archive.org/web/20210903131105/https://apnews.com/article/europe-china-beijing-taiwan-lithuania-ce378b01a856b3bde0ca6f696832cfd4 September 3, 2021 w:Associated Press Taiwan and Lithuania agreed in July that the office in the capital, Vilnius, set to open this fall, will bear the name Taiwan rather than Chinese Taipei — a term often used in other countries in order not to offend Beijing. Synonyms mul TPE abbreviation Derived terms mul TPE abbreviation Translations a name under which Taiwan participates in international organisations Afrikaans: af Sjinees Taipei Albanian: sq Taipei Kinez Arabic: ar تَايْبِيه الصِّينِيَّة f taybīh aṣ-ṣīniyya Armenian: hy Չինական Թայբեյ Azerbaijani: az Çin Taybeyi Belarusian: be Кіта́йскі Тайбэ́й m Bengali: bn চীনী তাইপে Bulgarian: bg Китайско Тайпе Burmese: my တရုတ် တိုင်ပေ Catalan: ca Taipei Xinès Chinese: Cantonese: yue 中華臺北, yue 中華台北 zung1 waa4 toi4 bak1 Mandarin: cmn 中華臺北 or cmn 中華台北 Zhōnghuá Táiběi Czech: cs Čínská Tchaj-pej m Danish: da Kinesisk Taipei n Dutch: nl Chinees Taipei n Esperanto: eo Ĉina Tajpeo Estonian: et Hiina Taipei Finnish: fi Kiinan Taipei French: fr Taipei chinois m Georgian: ka ჩინეთის ტაიბეი German: de Chinesisch Taipeh n, de Chinesisches Taipei n Greek: el Κινεζική Ταϊπέι Hebrew: he טאיפיי הסינית taypey hasinit Hindi: hi चीनी ताइपे m Hungarian: hu Kínai Tajpej Icelandic: is Kínverska Taipei Indonesian: id Tionghoa Taipei Italian: it Taipei Cinese Japanese: ja チャイニーズタイペイ Chainīzu Taipei, ja 中華台北 ちゅうかタイペイ, Chūka Taipei Kazakh: kk Қытай Тайпейі Khmer: km តៃប៉ិចិន taypeʼ cən Korean: ko ^차이니스 ^타이베이, ko ^중화 ^타이베이(中華臺北), ko 중화대북(中華臺北) Kyrgyz: ky Кытай Тайбэй Latvian: lv Ķīnas Taipeja Lithuanian: lt Kinijos Taipėjus Luxembourgish: lb Chinesesch Taipei Macedonian: mk Кинески Тајпеј m Malay: ms Taipei Cina Marathi: mr चीनी ताइपेइ Mongolian: Cyrillic: mn Хятадын Тайбэй Norwegian: Bokmål: nb Kinesisk Taipei Nynorsk: nn Kinesisk Taipei Persian: fa چین تایپه čin-e tâype Polish: pl Chińskie Tajpej m Portuguese: pt Taipé Chinesa Romanian: ro Taipeiul Chinez Russian: ru Кита́йский Тайбэ́й m Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Кинески Тајпеј m Latin: sh Kineski Taipei m Slovak: sk Čínsky Tchaj-pej m Slovene: sl Kitajski Tajpej m Spanish: es China Taipéi Swedish: sv Kinesiska Taipei n Tagalog: tl Chinese Taipei Tajik: tg Тайбейи Чин Tamil: ta சீன தைபே Tatar: tt Кытай Тайбэй Thai: th จีนไทเป jiin tai-bpee, th ไชนีสไทเป chai-níis-tai-bpee Turkish: tr Çin Taipeisi Turkmen: tk Hytaý Taýpeýi Ukrainian: uk Кита́йський Тайбе́й m Uzbek: uz Xitoy Taypeyi Vietnamese: vi Trung Hoa Đài Bắc, vi Đài Bắc Trung Hoa Welsh: cy Taipei Tsieineaidd Further reading Chinese Taipei en Taiwan