Sentence examples for welcome rejection from inspiring English sources

The aftermath risks marring the coming-out celebrations of Myanmar's hugely welcome rejection of tyrannous isolation.

Stocks, corporate bonds and commodities all rebounded from March lows, a welcome rejection of the winter's depression talk.

Paragraph 4 brazenly lists the measures taken "to anticipate the application of some of the provisions of the new Constitutional Treaty" despite the welcome rejection of the Constitution.

Chuka Umunna (@ChukaUmunna) I very much welcome the rejection of Pfizer's final offer by the board of AstraZeneca.The right decision for the company and for the country May 19 , 20147.58am BST Trading on the London stock market begins at 8am, so we'll have the City's verdict soon.... AstraZeneca shares closed at £48.23 on Friday night.

Catalyst was to be a place of acceptance, not condemnation, a place of welcome, not rejection, a community of healing and hope.

The shale gas industry welcomed the rejection of a moratorium.

(It's entirely possible that SodaStream welcomed the rejection: the ad they ended up showing at the Super Bowl had itself been banned in the U.K., presumably for similar reasons, and the company had reaped a P.R. reward there, too).

For instance, Sheikh Hamid al-Ali, an influential Salafi cleric in Kuwait, whom the U.S. Treasury has described as an Al Qaeda facilitator and fundraiser, declared on a Web site that he welcomed the rejection of violence as a means of fostering change in the Arab world.

But head teachers' leader Russell Hobby said it was a "reasonable balance" and welcomed the rejection of regional pay.

Prime Minister David Cameron has welcomed voters' rejection of the alternative vote system, describing the outcome of Thursday's referendum as "clear and resounding".

The pope, however, did see Filaret at the interreligious meeting, and did not flinch when the Orthodox leader kissed him twice, and made a point of contrasting his own welcome with the rejection by the Moscow-allied church.