This will set a precedent in the field.
这将开创一个领域的先例。
Their feat was without precedent in history.
他们的这项壮举是史无前例的。
Currently, the factory has realized the whole network connection and unmanned production of 12 main procedures, including assembly, logistics and commissioning, creating a precedent for Chinese enterprises' overseas manufacturing.
目前，该工厂已实现组装、物流、调试等12个主要工序的全网连接和无人化生产，开创了中国企业海外制造的先河。
As global food and farm sectors face uncertainty over crop yields and trade flows due to the climate change, the COVID-19 pandemic and supply chain challenges, the understanding of policymakers and consumers across the world about food security has deepened unprecedentedly, Zhao said.
赵表示，由于气候变化、新冠肺炎疫情和供应链挑战，全球粮食和农业部门面临作物产量和贸易流的不确定性，世界各地的政策制定者和消费者对粮食安全的理解空前加深。
Progress in China happens at an unprecedentedly rapid speed, said Deng.
"The administration doesn't need congressional approval to ban an entity, but it sets a dangerous precedent to do so without clear and extensive justification of wrongdoing, seemingly on a whim or as a personal bargaining chip," wrote Scott Galloway, a professor of marketing at the New York University Stern School of Business, in his blog.
The forced sale of the US arm of video app TikTok could have negative implications on foreign investment in the United States, and President Donald Trump's demand for a government cut of a potential deal could set a dangerous precedent, experts have said.
Song also said adding Huawei to the trade blacklist "sets a dangerous precedent.
"The FTC must set a resounding precedent that is heard by Facebook and any other tech company that disregards the law in a rapacious quest for growth, Blumenthal and Republican Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri wrote in a May 6 letter to the FTC, in regard to a privacy settlement with the company.
Unprecedentedly, Gree's solar products cannot only achieve self-sufficiency in electric power, but can also generate extra energy if applied in regions with sufficient sunlight, making it possible for users to even sell the excess energy back to electric companies, Zhong said.
The speculation has not been verified, but there was a similar precedent for Dong.
The valuation is in line with comparable companies but lower than the overall level of precedent transactions, the statement noted.
Dozens of cities have implemented tougher cooling measures to limit price gains since mid-March, following Beijing's unprecedentedly strict curbs that lifted the downpayment ratio for second homes to 60 percent.
This move paves the way for novel collaborative approaches and cooperation on matters related to digital trade, setting a precedent for tackling emerging issues in this domain.
They have voiced their desire for the trade remedy measures related to the wine dispute between the two countries to be resolved, following the precedent set by the resolution of the barley case within the WTO.
"Since humanity began using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, there has been neither any precedent nor universally recognized standards for discharging nuclear-contaminated water into the ocean," a ministry spokesperson said in a statement.
China hopes that the EU will cherish China-EU mutual trust and cooperation, act prudently and not set a bad precedent, she said.
It has set a terrible precedent of abusing the concept of national security for trade protectionism," said Zhao Hong, a professor at Peking University's Law School and former chairperson of the WTO Appellate Body.
Over the past few decades, it is their insight, courage and persistence that revolutionized China's platform economy, which galloped at unprecedentedly high speed.
The planning of the new Hengqin cooperation zone has been a challenge and an opportunity for Macao as there is no precedent to follow in creating "not just any development zone", the special administrative region's leader said on Sunday.
"Few senior executives will face such serious and far-reaching challenges as the pandemic in their careers, and those who habitually rely on common practice and past experience to solve problems now find there's no precedent for tackling problems brought by the pandemic," Cheng said.
Travel industry experts said the inter-provincial summer tourism market this year could be unprecedentedly complex.
It sets a bad and dangerous precedent in international economic and trade rules, the council said.
Yang Yong, chief expert in development geology at Sinopec Shengli Oilfield, said there is no precedent for successful development of shale oil as thick as this in the world, and that a series of technological challenges need to be overcome.
The Ministry of Finance and the State Taxation Administration will follow the NPC Standing Committee's authorization to draw up a draft on real estate tax, getting fully prepared for the trials according to legal precedent, officials in charge of China's Finance Ministry and tax administration were quoted as saying by Xinhua.
"Salmon cultivation in cold sea waters in countries such as Norway, Chile and China has created a precedent to breed salmon in warm waters, the lowest latitude of salmon farm in the world," Dong said.
He described the rapid shift in the industry caused by COVID-19 as "almost without precedent".
They say if European Union competition regulators approve the deal next month, it will damage the credibility of EU competition law and set a precedent for mega mergers by other transport and utility companies.
"It was crucial for us that we had a very helpful, friendly and efficient local government to support our business, because back then everything was awaiting reform, and we had no precedent to follow," Zhou recalled.
For end-user energy consumption, electric power use is also becoming unprecedentedly wide, as the trend is obvious that traditional fossil fuel consumption is being replaced by electric power, and electricity is becoming the main energy source supporting the modern information society and the digital economy, Shu said.
"We don't have a market big enough for all of them, so the competition will be unprecedentedly cruel, and some of them will pull out," Shi said.
"We believe the resulting impact of tariffs on imported vehicles and vehicle components will ultimately harm US economic security and weaken our national security," the group wrote, calling the tariffs a "mistake" and adding imposing them "could very well set a dangerous precedent that other nations could use to protect their local market from foreign competition".
"Imposing such tariffs on automobile and automotive parts imports would only make things worse," the business association warned, adding it would also double down on a bad precedent for US trade policy.
All eyes are on the unprecedentedly upgraded new S-Class, as the company extends its legend with a shining new chapter in China.
If it were to go through, this deal sets such a bad precedent that it endangers the rule-based system of international investments.
The proposed deal was so unfair to TikTok and its shareholders that it would have created a terrible precedent.
Custom automation promises to evolve into trillion-yuan industry as demand surges amid novel coronavirus spreadPan Jing, founder of Shanghai TMiRob Technology, is a little bit overwhelmed by the unprecedentedly huge demand for the firm's disinfection robots after the novel coronavirus epidemic hit China hard.
It is this pragmatism that is essential to Britain's prosperity outside of the EU and has enabled London to set a precedent.
"Mixing politics with normal business cooperation sets a bad precedent, especially as the world is at the tipping point of large-scale 5G network construction," Bai added.
"Argentina's case might have set a precedent," Liu said.
In a front-page column on Wednesday, Securities Daily-affiliated with the State-owned Economic Daily-said Chinese institutional investors, who play an unprecedentedly important role in the A-share market, are shortsighted in terms of judging valuations based purely on market forces.
Roach's key argument is that huge US government borrowing is driving the consolidated US savings rate down to unprecedentedly low levels－below 2 percent of GDP.
The intensified, proactive fiscal policy is reflected by the unprecedentedly large expenditure scale, which takes into consideration the economic uncertainties in the second half of this year, Finance Minister Liu Kun said on Monday.
The conference has also unprecedentedly improved the capital market's position by putting forward various proposals, such as increasing the proportion of direct financing, which indicates the potential of China's capital markets in the future and the space for reform, he added.
In the international capital market, selling a small portion of a rising capital's equity is not without precedent.
The report to the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in October reiterated the longstanding goal of turning the world's most populous country into a fully modernized socialist power by the middle of this century — a feat that a commentary in People's Daily said "has no precedent to follow".