Sentence examples for take welcome from inspiring English sources

The government's plans acknowledge these issues and take welcome steps towards addressing them.

While plainly inspired by the album, it takes welcome liberties with repertory and tone.

Goldfarb takes welcome delight in his subject, though he could have built more scaffolding to hold his disparate stories together.

"The Commission is now pushing for stronger security and has taken welcome action to insist national registries are secure.

For me, my twice-daily, 20-minute meditations are like taking welcome mini-vacations.

"This is but one of many important examples of communities taking welcome steps to be inclusive and promote our region's commitment to civility".

Workers from eastern Europe pay more into government coffers than they take out: welcome them.

The country guidance ruling, where the tribunal lays down the approach other judges should take, was welcomed by MPs, human rights groups and immigration lawyers.

The prime minister was introduced last and it looked as though he found it difficult to keep a smile on his face for the time it took to welcome his six opponents.

It has long had an excellent reputation for its offerings, which take a welcome leap from typical museum fare into the artistic and inventive.

In another area two dozen workers erase personal information; another four reverse engineer incoming models, figuring out how to take off welcome screens, remove pictures and videos and unlock phones so that they can be used on other carriers' networks.