Sentence examples for must be welcome from inspiring English sources

All students must be welcome in class; all must be treated fairly.

Whoever has the right to asylum must be welcome in Europe, not just in Italy, despite the EU's Dublin regime.

For those in search of answers to the many questions that remain about the Godolphin dopings, however, Zarooni's decision to appeal must be welcome news.

That's why the success of the campaign to get the veteran Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn – or "terrorist-loving leftie" as the Sun prefers to call him – on to the leadership ballot must be welcome.

A ceasefire in Syria, if it happens, must be welcome even for three days to stem the bloodshed and perhaps provide a platform to exit this crisis, says Chris Doyle, director of the Council for Arab-British Understanding.

At a time when drug companies are struggling to develop new products, a novel source of raw materials that have been road-tested by natural selection, and merely need to be subverted from their original purposes rather than created afresh, must be welcome.

That must be welcomed by all.

These progressive moves, though belated and insufficient, must be welcomed.

Any moves to address this must be welcomed.

Sun Editorial, August 12 "[Thursday's] arrests must be welcomed.

For partnerships to be effective our citizens must be secure and our efforts must be welcomed.