Sentence examples for refusing to welcome from inspiring English sources

He did not believe the WASP establishment was pushed out of power, but that it had destroyed itself by refusing to welcome the families of accomplished immigrants into its ranks.

ODI cited the examples of Jordan refusing to welcome 70,000 Syrians stranded in the desert area of Berm and Kenya's plans to shut the long-running Dadaab refugee camp and repatriate its largely-Somali refugee population.

Politicians refusing to welcome Syrian refugees can certainly claim they are doing so out of expediency and fear.

He admonished priests, nuns and lay people who had refused "to welcome even Catholic African Americans into parishes and schools".

As a percentage of a country's population, the UK's commitment (0.003%) is the second lowest among EU members (after Hungary, which has refused to welcome any).

But the trips attracted so much attention that one notorious criminal refused to welcome him, saying he had been told that "a Longford visit adds 20 years to your sentence".

It was his refusal to do so and his determination to exclude East Jerusalem, which the Palestinians see as their future capital, that previously so enraged Mr Obama that he refused to welcome Mr Netanyahu warmly the last time he visited the White House.

Tunisia's president, the host, implied he had called it off because various leaders refused to welcome America's call for more democracy in the region.See articleFrance, Germany and Britain criticised Iran's decision to start operating a plant for converting uranium into gas before its enrichment in centrifuges.

That criticism played to general Arab frustration with Washington, of course, but in the background was continuing Saudi resentment that Washington helped push out Mr. Mubarak in 2011, and that it now refuses to welcome the coup and the Egyptian military's repression of the Brotherhood.

Foes of the regime in Syria have refused to welcome Mr Khaddam into their camp but have cheered his public airing of the regime's very dirty laundry.In the face of such embarrassments, the government's rhetoric has become more outlandish.

Yet the U.S. government has refused to welcome those who have done so much to help America.