Sentence examples for aimed at welcoming from inspiring English sources

While the Democratic party last week made history in nominating the first ever black candidate of a major party for president, the Republican party, which in the 19th century freed the slaves and passed measures aimed at welcoming them into American society, remains bereft.

Whatever it was, it seemed like a quaint welcoming gesture aimed at us personally.

In her 1993 book, "The Late Show," aimed at older women, she wrote: "Welcoming a penis just seems more womanly to me than baking chocolate chip cookies or doling out money for a grandchild's college tuition".

The 20-year-old has served as one of the chairs for The Crimson's Diversity and Inclusivity committee, aimed at making the newspaper more welcoming to students from all backgrounds, The Crimson reported.

Moreover, the development of the physical environment of the hospital in the near future aimed at providing a friendly and welcoming physical environment to the mother and the child while at the same time aiding the implementation of easy access to care and services and the adoption of more space and services for family cohabitation (structure).

Of course, the cities haven't been welcoming to an app that was aimed at helping locals not pay their tickets by automating the process of jumping through legal loopholes.

"Sexual health services can be seen as being aimed at women, or gay men, when it's important that they're welcoming to everyone," O'Sullivan explains.

Mr. Ellis and other working farmers in Connecticut have been welcoming artists onto their land for painting sessions in a grass-roots effort aimed at focusing attention on the state's vanishing farmlands.

Aimed at birth to 13kg.

He aimed at the fringes".

"Who is it aimed at?