Sentence examples for commitment to welcome from inspiring English sources

President Hollande's commitment to welcome the refugees has garnered praise from many people.

The gesture overwhelmed Ms. Campbell, she said, and sealed her family's commitment to welcome Nadia into their home.

Ms. Johannesson said polls indicated that most Swedes remained proud of the country's commitment to welcome the needy.

We will be active again with media campaigns, grassroots organizing, prayer vigils and strategic advocacy in key states on this issue that strikes at the heart of our religious commitment to welcome the stranger.

"Do you really have to finish it?" ON Thursday, she sat cross-legged in the bedroom of Tom Blunt, who at the last minute had offered a spot on his floor when it became clear to Ms. Robinson that the hosts who had signed up for week 10 were too entangled in work commitments to welcome her, and she had sent out an e-mail scrambling for a replacement.

Speaking in Rome alongside Sergio Mattarella, Italy's President, the Pope said: "I express my gratitude for the commitment that Italy is making to welcome the many migrants who, risking their lives, ask to be taken in.

China's neighbours are less likely to welcome the commitment to "enhance our capacity for exploiting marine resources … resolutely safeguard China's maritime rights and interests and build China into a maritime power", given the territorial disputes in the South and East China Seas.

Andrew Walker The lenders are also likely to welcome the commitment to review every area of government spending and to identify cost savings.

"My team members and I share that same commitment and can't wait to welcome and serve our new guests at Fashion Island". The Newport location features the chain's latest kitchen design, according to a release, and is the first new Chick-fil-A to open within a California mall in more than 25 years.

"Anything that would help priests in their struggle with celibacy and support priests in the commitment to celibacy is welcomed by the church," said the Rev. John Collins, vicar for priests for the archdiocese.

"Her decision to support this event further shows her commitment to diversity, and we welcome her just as we've welcomed President George W. Bush and Mexican President Vicente Fox to previous conventions".