Sentence examples for hailed outside from inspiring English sources

Former Prime Minister Mario Monti was hailed outside Italy as our euro-crisis savior, but we Italians were less impressed.

All the mines in the area that did not comply with safety regulations, the spokesman explains, have been closed.Yet a taxi driver hailed outside Jinhuagong's gates says he knows of plenty of mines that remain open in defiance of the central government's orders.

Green cabs are just like the city's iconic yellow cabs, except they can only be hailed outside of Manhattan (though they can drop riders off in Manhattan).

(Many owners have objected to a city proposal that would allow livery cabs to pick up street hails outside busy parts of Manhattan, saying such a plan would lower the value of their medallions).

A Bloomberg administration plan that would allow livery cabs to pick up street hails outside busy parts of Manhattan fell back into limbo on Wednesday, just hours after a deal on the bill seemed imminent.

Only two Mayors since 1933 hailed from outside Manhattan.

The move has been hailed by outside groups who say government has ossified.

These developments have been hailed by outside organisations, such as the International Crisis Group, as evidence of a welcome change of political direction, partly in response to western pressure.

The administration's apparently trusting approach puts private companies in a unique position, making the investment conference an unusually significant — and controversial — affair, testing the ambitions and influence of Mohammed, hailed by outside admirers as a reformer.

"The majority of tech startups that have gained a $1 billion valuation in the past decade hailed from outside Silicon Valley," the FT's Murad Ahmed reports.

At the inception of the Premier League in 1992 93, just eleven players named in the starting line-ups for the first round of matches hailed from outside of the United Kingdom or Ireland.