Sentence examples for that can welcome from inspiring English sources

He told BBC One's The Andrew Marr Show hosted by Eddie Mair: "If you want a stronger economy, then we need a society that can welcome immigrants to make an economic contribution to our country, that's what I want to see.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander said: "If you want a stronger economy, then we need a society that can welcome immigrants to make an economic contribution to our country, that's what I want to see.

New construction, more affordable housing and the jobs that go with it would trade that increasingly expensive museum for the dynamic city that can welcome the new people, businesses and communities that represent the dynamic history of New York City far more than any particular buildings.

For instance, nobody could say that many of Todd's panel guests, like Joe Scarborough and Andrea Mitchell, aren't familiar Washington faces, but "MTP" proved that it can welcome a pundit with gasp!—tattoos and not fall apart.

Boss Mark Robins told the club website:  "We know all about his qualities and we are delighted that we can welcome him to Huddersfield Town".

We are pleased that we can welcome her today with us.

Ask to go to the hospital with your parents so that you can welcome your new baby sibling to the world.

"We cannot continue with a system in which on French territory the British authorities decide the people that can be welcomed and can be rejected.

There are some things Gove lists, that social workers can welcome, such as holding other professions (police, doctors, lawyers) equally accountable for promoting child welfare and safety.

But it's the little guys who make the most of their day or two in the national spotlight and to that group you can welcome Liberty, whose victory in the Big South tournament made it the second 20-loss team to make the tournament field.

There is much sniffiness about Spain's insistence on hosting an EU-US summit in Madrid this May, so that Mr Zapatero can welcome Barack Obama to Spanish soil, though some say Mr Van Rompuy should by rights host the summit in Brussels.