Sentence examples for a welcome state from inspiring English sources

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And he saw the chance for redemption that the financial crisis offered a strategic opportunity for welcome state activism that only a party of the left could seize (even if, in Labour's case, doing so involved junking many of its economic shibboleths).But another part of the explanation has been Mr Cameron's own awkward response to the crisis.

So what could possibly knock Hawaii, the "aloha" or "welcome" state, off its wave?

Fortunately, the state's highest court has stepped in, and a welcome change in state politics -- that could help spur reform nationwide -- may be near.

Until a recent change in policy under the Bush administration, Justice Stevens wrote, the drug agency had welcomed state injury suits as a useful complement to federal regulation.

For many years the F.D.A. welcomed state failure-to-warn suits as reinforcing those efforts; two former commissioners, David Kessler and Donald Kennedy, made that point in a brief in the case.

Marbella Restaurant & Tapas Bar in Stratford (1479 Barnum Avenue; 203-378-6702) welcomeelcome addition to the state's Spanish restaurants.

A decade after it was introduced, nearly 5,000 girls play statewide — a welcome development in a state that, like others, has struggled to close the gender gap in high school athletics.

This differential perspective in itself is a welcome contribution to the state of knowledge in these thematic fields of scholarship.

With the runaway publishing phenomenon Fifty Shades of Grey, arriving in stores this week, industry pundits are wondering if we'll see lines stretching out bookstores' doors (a welcome sight given the state of bookselling, no matter which book brings customers in).

While many people in the country have come to embrace The Daily News as a welcome alternative to the state-run dailies, the paper's targets in the government have come to see it as a mouthpiece for the opposition Movement for Democratic Change.