Use "jap" em uma frase

1. The laws in France and Japan, for instance, make it mandatory for certain relatives to receive a part of the possessions of the deceased

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2. All the countries of this area knew the ocean- India, Japan; all have learned to rely on the ocean and her bounty

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3. They flew a few miles into the sky before she could appreciate how many islands Ava had, as long as Japan

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4. The archipelago was as big as Japan but the islands were smaller and more numerous

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5. dancers that I had been treating, went to Japan to dance

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6. the number of her hotel in Japan

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7. Many years of clinical research in Japan has gone into

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8. Yolanda Spelman had succumbed to an incidence of cholera during a trip with her husband to Japan

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9. Mary was supposed to be in Japan studying

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10. The copper of Japan makes an article of commerce in Europe; the iron of Spain in that of Chili and Peru

11. The price of copper in Japan must have some influence upon its price at the copper mines in Europe

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12. In Japan, it is said to be as one to eight

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13. But the empires of China, Indostan, Japan, as well as several others in the East Indies, without having richer mines of gold or silver, were, in every other respect, much richer, better cultivated, and more advanced in all arts and

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14. In Japan, there is a long tradition of archery as a Zen practice

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15. Zen (Zen in Japan, Ch’an in China) is another branch of Buddhism that eschews theory and ritual, and holds to the original teaching of the Buddha

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16. The art of Shootfighting is very old, originating from Japan as a way of self defense

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17. In Japan Shootfighting is a sport that is very popular

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18. Shootfighting against some of the best Japan has to offer with these bouts

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19. The atmosphere in Japan is very high, as

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20. Kempo has been around for many years, originating from Japan

21. the fall of LDP, the ruling party of Japan for over 50 years and the collapse of the Enron corporation

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22. It lies upon the most frequented road from Indostan to China and Japan, and is nearly about mid-way upon that road

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23. Almost all the ships too, that sail between Europe and China, touch at Batavia; and it is, over and above all this, the centre and principal mart of what is called the country trade of the East Indies; not only of that part of it which is carried on by Europeans, but of that which is carried on by the native Indians; and vessels navigated by the inhabitants of China and Japan, of Tonquin, Malacca, Cochin-China, and the island of Celebes, are frequently to be seen in its port

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24. crash in Japan," said Danny

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25. and Japan, by way of the Hawaiian Islands

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26. She would then, visiting the Bonin Islands, Sea of Japan, Okhotsk Sea and North Pacific, be in position about the 15 of September, north of the Island of Oahu, distance from sixty to one hundred miles, to intercept the North Pacific Whaling fleet, bound to Oahu with the products of the summer cruise

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27. Recall that General Jimmy Doolittle was not in favor of a carrier-based attack on Japan in retaliation for the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, maintaining as he did that such an attack would be both unnecessary and suicidal

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28. One could make the case that America at least in some sense invited the Pearl Harbor attack by imposing the trade embargo on Japan and freezing their financial assets

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29. and Japan, and they even cruised to Australia and the South Seas as conditions dictated

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30. This was in contrast to her Far East neighbor, Japan

31. At that time, certain elements in Japan

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32. He had heard so much about her time in Japan, the places she’d visited, the friends she’d made

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33. Did that include him? Did she just see him as entertainment whilst she was in this country? If the opportunity to return to Japan arose, would she cast him aside? He wanted to throw these questions at her, to demand some answers

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34. “Speaking of Japan, do you still want me to come to karate with you on Thursday?” he asked

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35. For the next few months Raven did everything he could to ease Seraphia’s longing for Japan

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36. Damn… What can I do? I wish I’d never come back from Japan at all…”

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37. Japan is my home and I can’t bear to be away from it

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38. Not just in Russia where diplomatic relations were known to be a foreign – in every sense of the word – concept to the new president elect, but throughout the United Bloc of nations: a committee, including the non-aligned (neutral) countries such as Japan, Korea (north & south), and India, which had at the heart of its ethos the slogan finding the middle way

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39. I’m going back to Japan in two months, remember? How could we have a baby?”

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40. She hoped she would never have to be that honest, that she could return to Japan and leave all of this behind her without having to confront the issue head-on

41. She loved Japan and she would stay there, probably forever

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42. “You aren’t going to Japan anymore so that you can move in with Andre?!”

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43. “You said I was not enough to keep you here, that you couldn’t stay with me, that you couldn’t love me because you absolutely had to get back to Japan

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44. “You’re pregnant – with his baby?! And that’s why you’re staying? What about my baby? You killed my baby, you said you couldn’t have it because you were going to Japan

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45. After Japan had surrendered and our military took over the Philippines there was a really big problem with the black market

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46. Before we left Japan, Dorothy told me she was going to leave me when we got to the states

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47. it was an oil embargo (sanctions) which led to Japan attacking Pearl Harbour

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48. I am not certain that Iraq would be able, at least in the short term, to manage its newfound freedom(s) should such an opportunity present itself if and when Saddam Hussein has been forcefully removed from power, replaced by Who or What? Such a scenario is reminiscent of Imperial Japan, a nation lacking historical democratic traditions

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49. 1923 the three met again, as they dared to intercept some uncommon occurrences in Japan

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50. Sudafed is illegal in Japan and Ambien (even with an Rx) is verboten in Dubai

51. Even if one accepts American carpet bombing of both Germany and Japan as misplaced anger over the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Japanese attack was on a military target

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52. Japan had sent a declaration of war shortly before the attack

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53. ” Lemay carpet bombed Japan on such a wide scale that toward the end of the war, he was running out of cities to target

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54. Japan faced more devastation and shock from conventional bombing than the A-bombs ever wrought

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55. Yet Japan showed no sign of surrender

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56. And Japan would shortly face a far more devastating enemy

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57. The Soviets joined the war against Japan very late

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58. Much like in Europe, it was the Soviets who played the key role in defeating Japan

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59. It was the Soviets' late entry that utterly demoralized a fading Japan and caused its surrender, much like the US's late entry into World War I insured a much faster German defeat

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60. Were there other tactics that could have been used, not only more effective but not horrific and morally reprehensible? Japan is an island nation, one with no oil or iron ore

61. In the end, the peace faction did win out and Japan surrendered

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62. Japan has large, thriving, and influential peace and environmentalist movements

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63. Japan is an island nation with no oil, and its navy and air force were wiped out by this point

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64. No invasion was ever needed at all, except for one obvious factor: the Soviet Union would shortly enter the war against Japan

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65. As indicated above, anti-gun proponents are (oftentimes) likely to define violence in American Society in terms of gun ownership by comparing its own (violent) crime rate(s) with that of other Western Industrialized Nations (including Japan) that have lower (violent) crime rates then we

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66. Japan easily won the war, but the Japanese public was shocked by the treaty since Japan received so little of the territories they fought for

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67. Hundreds of thousands killed by napalm in Japan, Korea, and Vietnam

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68. In Japan during World War II, the US Air Force mostly used it against civilians in cities

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69. This text was introduced in Japan around AD 760 and quickly became popular among Japanese generals

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70. This book played a significant role in the unification of Japan

71. A species of salamander in Japan grows to a length of five feet, one in China to nearly three and a half feet

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72. Few born in the US had ever been to Japan

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73. Plantation owners recruited labor from China, Japan, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Blacks from the US

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74. China? Thailand? Perhaps one of the islands off Japan? It was a game she often played when strangers showed up in her café

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75. This has been done successfully in one nation after another, across most of Europe, Israel, Japan, Canada, and Australia

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76. Bryan's ineptness at foreign policy does mean it is quite possible the Philippines may face a take over from another power, likely Britain, Germany or Japan

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77. The League of Nations may choose to give independence to the Philippines, or they may pass control to Japan as the closest major power

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78. Perhaps only Guam might not be given independence, given its small size and nearness to Japan

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79. After the war he presided over an enormously benevolent occupation of Japan, transforming a fascist state into an officially pacifist liberal democracy, one with an enviable progressive record of environmentalism, feminism, labor rights, and economic prosperity and technological development

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80. The Soviets may even try an attack on northern Japan, or provoke a confrontation in Europe, especially Berlin

81. “Yes, I’m going to Japan for a few days

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82. From the little Conal knew about the Syclers that had escaped to the mainland, there was no doubt that they presented a real danger, but there was nothing he could do about that right now, it would have to wait until morning when he could get through to the Old Man in Japan

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83. The Air Force said their last communication indicated they were headed west, away from the Sea of Japan

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84. Four typhoons swept through Japan and the Philippines in early July, killing about a hundred people

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85. Typhoon Songda was the seventh to hit Japan that season

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86. Typhoon Tokage was the worst storm to hit Japan in twenty years; it produced record-breaking eighty-foot waves, eight stories high

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87. Japan has done it very successfully over the years as have many others

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88. Health tourism is booming in Thailand to the extent that there are organized tours from Korea and Japan

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89. Suda is back from Japan next week which is good news as she has been extremely helpful to me during this visit

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90. Japan is assessed 19% and Germany 8%

91. For instance, any organization or beneficiary individual in Portugal can be attended by any organization of the Third Sector in Japan for complete attendance of its needs

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92. But, when America burns, the Lord will raise China, Japan and other

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93. We will exhibit the process through fictitious example that involves the countries: Brazil and Japan

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94. In this example, the Country Japan is creditor and the Country Brazil is debtor

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95. Bank3Sector of Japan acquires the foreign debt securities of Brazil with discount in yens, even if the securities have nominal value in dollar, euro or other coin with free world circulation

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96. Bank3Sector of Japan credits in Virtual Coins the negotiated value in the Current Account “Personal” of the financial institution that is creditor of the foreign debt security in Japan, such as: Central Bank, private Bank, investment Fund or world financial organism

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97. Soon after, Bank3Sector of Japan sends this security in the donation way to Bank3Sector that is at the issuing country of the coin in which the security was negotiated

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98. This solution maintains the Coordenational Structure with effectiveness and it reinforces the power of actuation of Bank3Sector in Brazil, Japan and USA when giving safety in the process of implantation of the new systematics

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99. In counterpart, Japan stayed happy of the life because it activated its economy with utilization of the rendered services in the Coordenational Structure, besides reducing its social cost and of the financial management of the lent money

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