Sentence examples for welcome publication from inspiring English sources

Commenting on the report, an HMCTS spokesperson said: "We welcome publication of this important and thought-provoking report.

"We have a responsibility to help people understand what an amazing act it is to donate organs and how it can transform the lives of so many others, and we very warmly welcome publication of this study on how to improve the way we ask people to join the Organ Donor Register".

Andrea Camilleri's Inspector Montalbano mysteries might sell like hot cakes in Europe, but these world-weary crime stories were unknown here until the oversight was corrected (in Stephen Sartarelli's salty translation from the Sicilian dialect) by the welcome publication of THE SHAPE OF WATER (Viking, $19.95).

MP Ann Clwyd said she would welcome publication of the Jillings report and would like a copy sent to her. "In 1991, when North Wales Police began the investigation into these allegations and obtained just under 2,600 statements from individuals, those only resulted in eight prosecutions and seven convictions and they were all former care workers," she said.

As there are very few textbooks devoted to malignancies of the uterus, it is a welcome publication.

A recent and welcome publication provided the first description of how sexual selection might influence the outcome of fisheries-induced evolution (FIE).

Rhesus disease: The DoH welcomed publication of the guidance on prevention of Rhesus disease from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.

The STUC welcomes publication of the White Paper and the ambition it reflects on key issues such as economic development and childcare.

Campaigners such as the Open Knowledge Foundation welcomed publication but implored the government to release the information in formats that were more easily open to analysis.

Bao Tong, a senior aide to Mr. Zhao who was imprisoned after the Tiananmen protests, said Friday that he welcomed publication of the diary, although Mr. Li's view of the crisis was at sharp odds with his own.

Sarah Churchwell, professor of American literature at the University of East Anglia and author of the biographical study of The Great Gatsby, Careless People, welcomed publication of the new edition.