Sentence examples for welcome document from inspiring English sources

"Anyone who uses a New York City public library, visits one of New York City's great cultural institutions, raises a child in New York City, pays taxes in New York City or has lost faith in the New York City Police Department will find our budget a welcome document," Council Speaker Peter F. Vallone said.

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GHA welcomes papers documenting the importance of local and global contextual determinants as well as new knowledge on how these determinants influence living conditions.

WikiLeaks welcomes documents from whistle-blowers and provides anonymous drop boxes.

Similar to the Wikileaks website - which had to shut down temporarily due to a lack of funds - Cryptome says it "welcomes documents for publication that are prohibited by governments worldwide, in particular material on freedom of expression, privacy, cryptology, dual-use technologies, national security, intelligence, and secret governance but not limited to those".

"Muslim leaders during the time of the Prophet made mistakes, but the jihad did not stop.... I'm warning those Islamist groups who welcome the document that they are giving the government the knife with which it can slaughter them".

A Tory party spokesman welcomed the document but said the draft manifesto was already in place.

While critics were low-key on Thursday, Joseph Daul, chairman of the largest bloc in the Parliament, the center-right European People's Party, welcomed the document.

Simon Coveney, the Irish foreign minister, welcomed the document's clarity, but said the arrangements on customs facilitation would be difficult, given the UK's proposals to negotiate separate free trade agreements at the same time.

"The Committee welcomed the document which provided interesting background and historical information, including a comparative analysis of the functions of the three Technical Committees pointing to some differences among them.