Myanmar definition

Myanmar means the Union of Myanmar;

Myanmar means The Republic of The Union of Myanmar "

Myanmar means all the territories of the Union of Myanmar, including its territorial sea and any area beyond and adjacent to its territorial sea, which has been or may hereafter be designated under the laws of Myanmar in accordance with international law as fallen within Myanmar's sovereign rights regarding exploration and exploitation of the natural resources thereof;

Examples of Myanmar in a sentence

• However, the rivers could be harnessed to generate hydroelectric power and, taking advantage of the country’s natural resources, the Government planned to provide electricity for the whole region, namely Thailand, Myanmar and Cambodia.

• He was well recognized as a wise king of Mon King- dom.His ChildhoodHe was born of poor parents U Bhodi Gamon and Daw Tet in a small Mon village of Hansava- ti in Lower Myanmar in (1406?).

• Any government-related entities from Russia, Belarus, Syria, Iran, China (PRC), Myanmar, North Korea, Afghanistan, and Eritrea.

• In fact, in a hamlet in Mon Kingdom, he was brought up as a poor cow- herdsboy who dared not dream of becoming a king during the time when feu- dalism reached its apex in Myanmar.

• Laos and Myanmar became official mem- bers of the Association in July 1997, and Cambodia in 1998.much smaller in economic size as measured by GDP and trade volume.ASEAN countries (with the exception of Sin- gapore) are well endowed with natural resourc- es, both land and mineral.

• For more on North Korea’s relationship with Burma – including the weapons trade between the two countries – during the Kim Jong-il era, see: Catherine Boye, Melissa Hanham, and Robert Shaw, “North Korea and Myanmar: A Match for Nuclear Proliferation?” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, September 27, 2010, available at: http://thebulletin.org/north-korea-and-myanmar-match- nuclear-proliferation.

• His brilliant contributions to Buddhism have consti- tuted valuable historical evidences in Myanmar.

• If climate change is not addressed, it could result in a decrease of regional GDP by 11% by the year 2100, as well as the poten- tial displacement of 87 million individuals residing in flood-prone areas in Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam (ASEAN Secretariat, 2019).

• Environmental Taxes and Tax Exemptions in ASEAN+3 Economies Source: EY Green Tax Tracker (2022).Note: Data are unavailable for Brunei Darussalam; Cambodia; Laos, and Myanmar.

• See Paige Gance, “Obama Administration Sanctions Myanmar General for Dealings with North Korea,” Reuters, July 2, 2013, available at: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/07/02/us-usa-sanctions- idUSBRE9610QF20130702.

More Definitions of Myanmar

Myanmar shall have the meaning ascribed to it in the Preamble.

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