We correspond regularly.
我们定期通信。
The punishment shall correspond to the offence.
惩罚应相当于其罪行。
These goods do not correspond with the list.
这货物与货单不符。
Your account and hers do not correspond.
你说的情况与她说的不相符。
I assure you my actions will correspond with my words.
我向你保证，我将言行一致。
With an ambitious calculated power capacity of about 1000P (1P corresponds to around 1,000 trillion computations per second), the center is among the top in China.
该中心雄心勃勃地计算出约1000P的电力容量（1P相当于每秒约1000万亿次计算），在中国名列前茅。
"The authorities are willing to change the regulatory landscape — making it correspond to international economic and trade rules," he added.
他补充道：“当局愿意改变监管格局，使其符合国际经济和贸易规则。”。
This corresponds to an increase of about 5 percent after adjusting for currency and portfolio effects.
这相当于在调整了货币和投资组合效应后增长了约5%。
"The anticipated growth momentum corresponds with the increasing demand for internationally branded hotels to meet evolving consumer needs, especially within second and third tier cities in China," Watts said.
"Due to the reconstruction of data transmission and modification channels, the e-price tag has no requirement that an electronic shelf label must correspond to a control component, which helps greatly reduce the cost compared with existing facilities," Chen said.
We are willing to launch new formats to correspond to the needs of consumers who shop at different time and occasions.
The program, launched by the China Primary Health Care Foundation and supported by Johnson & Johnson Vision, a unit under American healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson, corresponds to this year's theme of National Eye Care Day — Connected by Sight.
One of my greatest achievements is the fact that I have been doing exactly what corresponds to my soul.
"YASREF corresponds with both countries' development strategies, which is one of the major reasons for its success," Li said.
com Co Ltd. "58. com promises it will never do proprietary transactions, which corresponds with our demand.
When we calculate quarterly GDP, the continued uptrend in quarterly GDP corresponds to a restoration of production.
In this sense, the lack of domestic demand is essentially a problem of income distribution, which is the result of the failure of income distribution in the economy to correspond with spending appetites.
After all, China's exports correspond to the imports of developed countries, and when overseas economic growth rates are not that high, a medium growth rate is reasonable for exports.
Although the population growth rate is declining, the total population remains very large, which corresponds to the obvious existing scale advantages of the manufacturing sector.
In this case, the second view emerges — the balance theory — which holds that primary distribution will be made in accordance with efficiency, while secondary distribution will correspond with fairness, where the functioning of the system relies on the government.
To eliminate such unhealthy and unsustainable motivations, expectations on distribution that more closely correspond with effort and income must be developed, identified and stabilized.
"Compared to last year, we see more platforms doubling down on their promotional strategies by focusing on food and beverage, home appliances, health and sports categories, which corresponds to consumers' strong demand," Wu said, adding that in general, consumers will likely be more cautious in making big purchase decisions.
Per-kg standard coal equivalent corresponds to a value of 7,000 kilocalories.
In addition, China will build an institutional system and a regulatory model that corresponds to common international rules, fully implement the pre-access national treatment plus negative list administration system, improve the legal and policy system on overseas investment, continuously enhance risk control mechanisms, and create a market-oriented, law-based and internationalized business environment, Zhou said.
"They perfectly correspond to the functions, positioning, roles and contributions of the Canton Fair and can vividly reflect the spirit of the people of the Canton Fair, who are loyal to their mission, and brave in opening-up, reform and innovation," he said.
Li Xiaojin, a professor of aviation economics at Civil Aviation University of China in Tianjin, said, "The data for this April corresponds with the level of development in the industry 20 years ago.
Per-kilogram standard coal equivalent corresponds to a value of 7,000 kilocalories.
"They perfectly correspond to the functions, positioning, roles and contributions of the Canton Fair, and can vividly reflect the spirit of the people of the Canton Fair who are loyal to their mission, brave in opening up, tenacity, reform and innovation," he said.
For example, when the virtual host screams "OMG," the facial expressions and body language correspond to express surprise.
"Indonesia's transportation advantage corresponds to China's proposal of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road.
Beijing Benz Automotive Co, BAIC's subsidiary, is a leading high-end passenger car provider in China, and its latest project corresponds with the development direction of Beijing high-end industry.
Xiao said most of the announced new facilities for hydrogen generation are based on coal gasification, which corresponds to the cheapest hydrogen in China but does not help cut carbon emissions.
Zhao Xijun, a finance professor at the Renmin University of China, believes that the five sets of listing standards for the STAR Market correspond to the requirements of enterprises with different development states and different equity structures and are highly targeted, enabling more and more science and technology innovation enterprises to enter the listing channel through different standards, and also providing more investment targets for investors.
As a penny of collateral corresponds to the same amount of money, more collateral naturally means more money supplied.
According to Xu Yang, CEO of TigerShares, the ETF seeks to provide investment results that closely correspond - before fees and expenses - to the performance of the Nasdaq China US Internet Tiger Index.
The recent slower money supply growth could set a reference level for next year, analysts said, as financing gauges should correspond with real economic growth and avoid overly aggressive monetary easing.