10句英语评价别人的情商和智商

10句英语评价别人的情商和智商1. You must have a high IQ score.你的智商一定很高。

2. You are such a genius.你真是个天才3. One can't expect to make a lot of improvement in IQ.一个人的智商是不会有太大长进的。

4. While IQ defines how smart you are, EQ defines how well you use it.智商决定了你有多聪明，情商决定了你如何运用你的聪明才智。

5. While IQ gets you hired, EQ gets you promoted.你因智商受聘，因情商升迁。

6. People without sufficient EQ will have a hard time in life.情商不高的人在生活中总是磕磕绊绊。

7. An optimistic person is more likely to have a high EQ.乐观的人情商较高。

8. One's IQ won't work without EQ.智商离不开情商。

9. High IQ means you can be a geek or just a fool.智商高意味着你要么是个怪才，要么是个傻瓜。

10. Leaders in the world would all have a high level o f emotional intelligence. 世界上的领导人大都有高的智商。

"Peace Mission 2010" staged to fight terror09-11-2010 A joint military drill called "Peace Mission 2010" has started in southern Kazakhstan.The exercise involves 5-thousand troops from China, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and the host country. It's the seventh of its kind under the framework of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Shen Le has the story.On the badlands of south Kazakhstan, tanks, trucks, and self-propelled artillery are heading to a newly constructed barracks. But in the hands of Chinese soldiers, these deadly weapons become protectors of peace.Liu Zhenli, Second-in-Command, Chinese Combat Group, said, "After days of maneuvering over a long distance, our men are exhausted. But morale is high. We are maintaining our equipment for the upcoming drill."The Chinese soldiers started making preparations right after arrival. Patrols have been set up around the perimeter. Beds and medical provisions are also in place, while mobile canteens have begun distributing nutritious rations.A gigantic sandbox is installed inside the central command. Here, senior commanders from China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, and Tajikistan will coordinate their tactics over the following two weeks.Chen Bingde, Chief of the General Staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, has met with senior commanders from participating countries. He says the exercise will significantly contribute to eliminating the Three Evil Forces of extremism, separatism, and terrorism, while promoting regional security and deepening SCO-wide cooperation.Obama announces members of oil spill commissionWASHINGTON, June 14 (Xinhua) -- U.S. President Barack Obama announced on Monday the names of five other members of a seven- member presidential commission on oil spill.The five members are Frances G. Beinecke, Donald Boesch, Terry D. Garcia, Cherry A. Murray and Frances Ulmer.Frances Beinecke is currently the President of the Natural Resources Defense Council, a non-profit corporation that works to advance environmental policy in the United States and across the world.Donald Boesch is the President of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, where he is also a Professor of Marine Science and Vice Chancellor for Environmental Sustainability for the University System of Maryland.Terry D. Garcia is currently Executive Vice President for Mission Programs for the National Geographic Society. He is responsible for the Society's core mission programs, including programs that support and manage more than 400 scientific field research, conservation and exploration projects annually.Cherry Murray was appointed the Dean of the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences in July 2009, and is currently the Past President of the American Physical Society.Fran Ulmer is Chancellor of the University of Alaska Anchorage, Alaska's largest public university."I am grateful they have agreed to serve as we work to determine the causes of this catastrophe and implement the safety and environmental protections we need to prevent a similar disaster from happening again," Obama said in a statement released by the White House.The bipartisan commission, established through an Executive Order, is tasked with providing recommendations on how the U.S. can prevent -- and mitigate the impact of -- any future spills that result from offshore drilling. The commission is co-chaired by former two-term Florida Governor and former U.S. Senator Bob Graham and former Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency William K. Reilly.Government, BP spar over size of oil leakWashington, May 31 (CNN) -- A top White House aide and the managing director of oil giant BP provided differing versions Sunday for who provided the initial inaccurate estimates of the size of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.Robert Dudley, the BP official who appeared on CNN's "State of the Union" and other talk shows, said early estimates that 5,000 barrels (210,000 gallons) were leaking into the ocean each day came from government satellite imaging, rather than BP's figures.An updated estimate issued last week by a government-led team put the leak at 12,000-19,000 barrels (504,000 to 798,000 gallons) a day, more than double the initial figure."The best way to measure those early rates or estimate those early rates were from satellite data, not BP data," Dudley said on the CBS program "Face the Nation."Not true, countered Carol Browner, the assistant on energy and climate change to President Obama, who spoke to the NBC program "Meet the Press" and the CBS show."The very, very first estimates came from BP," Browner said on the CBS program. "They had the footage of the plume. The government then did satellite imagery and we realized that those estimates were not accurate."Browner noted that BP had a "vested financial interest" in downplaying the size of the leak."They will ultimately pay a fine based on those rates," Browner said. "That's why we brought in an independent team. We did not include BP in the estimates that were made available this week."Rep. Ed Markey of Massachusetts, who heads the House Energy and Environment subcommittee, agreed that the company "had a stake in low-balling the number right from the very beginning.""I think that they were either lying or they were incompetent," Markey said on the CBS program. Noting that BP has consistently provided information that proved to be wrong, Markey said he had "no confidence whatsoever in BP.""I think they do not know what they are doing," Markey said, adding: "I don't think that people should really believe what BP is saying in terms of the likelihood of anything that they're doing is going to turn out as they're predicting."Browner emphasized steps the government has taken to oversee BP's efforts to stop the leak, noting the administration ordered the company to begin digging two relief wells intended to eventually stop the leak instead of a single one proposed by BP.In addition, she said, it was government scientists led by Energy Secretary Steven Chu who recommended that BP halt the so-called "top kill" effort to pump heavy mud down the well to try to plug the leak."It was that group of people yesterday who looked at the information we had gotten from 'top kill' and realized that it was too dangerous to continue to proceed to put pressure down into that well, that things could happen that would make the situation worse," Browner said.Dudley told CNN that BP was "disappointed the oil is going to flow for a while and we're going to redouble our efforts to keep it off the beaches."The top kill effort failed because "there was just too much flow" of oil and gas coming out of the well, Dudley said.He detailed a plan to cut a new opening in equipment from which the oil is leaking to try to lower a cap over it and pipe up most of the leak. A similar previous effort failed, and Dudley said stepswould be taken to prevent the problems from the first attempt."Our objective is to contain a majority of the oil and gas," Dudley said, adding that cutting the new opening was unlikely to increase the amount of oil leaking out before the cap is placed.Browner, however, said on the CBS program that an increase of up to 20 percent was possible. And Markey, on the same show, contended that BP "has been making it up as they go along the whole way."They do not know for sure what the result is going to be of anything which they are doing," Markey said.。