Sentence examples for does to welcome from inspiring English sources

OutOfOffice.com hopes to open up destinations beyond the traditional party spots in Greece and Spain, and asks every destination, partner and hotel specifically what it does to welcome LGBT people.

He encouraged his faculty to serve as paid consultants to corporations, as he did, to welcome tech companies on campus, and to persuade them to subsidize research and fellowships for Stanford's brightest students.

"If they are not going to allow their own people to protest, it goes against everything they are saying, and all they are doing to welcome the protests in Egypt is fake," Mr. Karroubi said.

"This is a very troubling situation, as the actions of one man have shed a negative light on the positive work being done to welcome the Syrian refugees into our community," he said.

Offering some classes in English starting at master's level would be "the minimum" universities should do to welcome foreign students, he adds.

In recent years, the party has done little to welcome Catholics who oppose abortion.

Many tourist attractions in the UK are failing to do enough to welcome disabled customers, according to a disabled charity.

Speaking about the best and brightest, Mayor Bloomberg says the United States needs to do more to welcome immigrants.

Those countries that have done most to welcome displaced people are to be commended.

Others said he could have done more to welcome all Catholics into the fold, particularly those in the LGBT community.

So, the right thing to do is to welcome her and be as decorous as possible, correct?