Sentence examples for The welcomed from inspiring English sources
verb
To affirm or greet the arrival of someone, especially by saying "Welcome!".
Chairman Steve Morgan said: Whilst we are only at the beginning of the spring selling season, demand for new homes is strong and the welcomed changes to stamp duty will undoubtedly help home buyers within our market segment.
The spirited conflict over the age of the universe is only part of the ferment throughout astronomy, the welcomed consequence of major advances in ways of investigating the depths of the universe.
Despite the sense of theater in the embellishment, and stiff modesty of the shapes, their clothes felt youthful, maybe because of the equal number of pleated minidresses and the welcomed addition of sportswear items, like belled jeans and medallion-printed pants with crisp powder-blue shirts.
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Despite the welcomed investment, this target fell considerably short of the contemporaneous target established by the New Zealand Government: that all teacher-led centre-based ECEC services ensure 50% of their required staff hold an early childhood teaching qualification (Ministry of Education n. d).
We need to make sure the new processes are working effectively and, importantly, how the change in culture and attitudes is being embedded". They said the welcomed support from staff in "helping to prevent sexual harassment from happening, and in ensuring the Scottish Parliament is a safe, respectful and welcoming environment for all who work here".
The Department of Health welcomed the findings.
The United States welcomed the results.
The Government welcomed the announcement.
The European Commission welcomed the move.
The industry welcomed the announcement.
