Sentence examples for positive reception to from inspiring English sources

Investors have given a initial positive reception to Marks & Spencer's much anticipated new clothing strategy and ranges.

A26 Debate Over Journalists' Rights The Senate Judiciary Committee gave a generally positive reception to proposed legislation that would protect journalists from having to divulge confidential sources, but the Justice Department was harshly critical of the measure.

A spokesman for Sir Stelios said he was still in talks with other institutional shareholders before the AGM and was getting a positive reception to his views on executive remuneration.

It's early days, but the positive reception to Becoming Bulletproof so far could be seen as evidence of a market for quality work that includes or is about disabled people.

Yes, despite the nearly universal positive reception to NHL player participation in the Olympics, which has been happening since 1998, it now sounds like the league may be thinking of bailing on the 2018 games.

Financial markets in Europe on Friday continued to give a positive reception to the deal reached in Brussels by European leaders that gave Greece more time to deal with its mountain of debt.

The response contrasted with the more positive reception given to President Obama, who had spoken to the convention over a satellite link earlier on Friday morning.

The positive reception led to the band's European agent John Jackson, to suggest that the band play Reign in Blood in its entirety on the Jägermeister tour of 2003 and 2004, under the tour banner "Still Reigning".

The news will come as a surprise to many in the fashion industry, given the positive reception afforded to Simons' work for Dior.

The positive reception accorded to Diem in 1957 contrasted with increasingly negative Australian attitudes towards Vietnam.

Grim Fandango sales were poor despite the positive reception given to the game.