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Theresa May has given an interestingly guarded welcome to similar proposals in her Berkshire patch.
If it held, this would be the longest lull in violence since peace talks collapsed in 2003.Nepal's political parties, sidelined when King Gyanendra seized power in February, were quick to give the ceasefire a guarded welcome.
The government argues that its radical policies have prevented the Hungarian economy from collapsing and have reduced the country's debt.So far, the markets have given Mr Matolcsy's programme a guarded welcome.
Senior EC energy officials yesterday gave a warm but guarded welcome to the plans, which were submitted by eco-campaigners Greenpeace and drawn up by environment consultants 3E, calling them "ambitious but realistic".
Crispin Blunt, the Tory chairman of the Commons foreign affairs select committee who rebelled against the prime minister in a vote on proposed airstrikes against Bashar al-Assad in August 2013, gave a guarded welcome.
Mars, the biggest American chocolate-maker, does not sell any Fairtrade products in spite of loud clamouring from campaigners, but last year pledged $4.5m over three years for a scheme to improve cocoa farming in west Africa, run in partnership with four non-governmental organisations and a development agency.This week Fairtrade campaigners gave Cadbury's scheme a guarded welcome.
Merkel seemed pleased, if somewhat bemused, by the red-carpet and costumed-honor-guard welcome she received.
For the president of the conservative Family Research Council, Gary Bauer, the meeting's lasting symbol will be Mr. Clinton's honor-guard welcome at Tiananmen Square.
The president was given a full honor-guard welcome at Ben-Gurion Airport. Ben-Gurion Airport
A large and youthful crowd, waving national flags and flanked by the pope's Swiss guards, welcomed Benedict at Madrid-Barajas Airport around noon.
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