Nonetheless, he added, a return to control by Communist or other reactionary forces would not be greeted kindly by the United States and other Western nations.
As for his structural reform plans for the private sector (which he has yet to unveil), these too are unlikely to be greeted kindly by many members of his party.Mr Koizumi has ended up wasting precious political capital by going to Yasukuni.
Alex Wilhelm also highlighted this volatility in a recent TechCrunch article, The Shifting IPO Market in which he pointed out not every tech startup that comes down the pike has been greeted kindly by Wall Street, at least out of the gate.
Walmart's low, low wages aren't greeted kindly amongst city populations accustomed to their comparably higher pay.
Mr. Sawant greeted them kindly but disclosed nothing about the woman's work or whereabouts.
When Kim, walking slowly and mournfully, reached the dugout, his teammates greeted him kindly, offering pats and words of consolation.
(My son actually thought the kindly uniformed man who greeted us outside school every day was the principal).
She had summoned him for an urgent matter, "greeted him kindly," de Feydeau writes, "and asked him what he, as a bourgeois of Paris, thought of the events".
That evening he was serving in the poolside bar where he greeted me kindly and enthusiastically, brought me a rosé and left me to my iPad.
We duly turned up in the middle of the day to be greeted by kindly astonishment and a gracious attempt to explain how things worked in the sophisticated world we were about to enter.
When the young woman opened the door, she greeted me kindly, and asked if I was looking for my sister's cat again.
