Sentence examples for welcome the intention from inspiring English sources

"We welcome the intention behind the publication of departmental business plans, but they will only be useful tools to help the public hold the government to account if the information contained in them is accurate," it warns.

The BCC has described the rates system as "perverse" and Kern added: "While we welcome the intention to consult on longer-term reform, businesses have heard this all before.

And I welcome the intention of the new Commission to tackle these issues: they will have the whole-hearted support of the UK in doing so.

"I very much welcome the intention to do something different here on Barry Island, but we need to see the plans in much more detail". Jordan Bird, head of regeneration and planning for the council, said: "The council would welcome early contact from Mr Danter regarding his new proposals, to ensure all the necessary consents are in place.

The government's air pollution strategy met with a mixed response, as civil society groups, scientists and health organisations broadly welcomed the intention to reduce air pollution, but many questioned some of the policies and complained about the lack of a detailed timetable and legally binding commitments.

In its report, the committee said an update to the system would be "timely" and that it welcomed the intention of recruiting "the best people for the job".

He welcomes the intention to set up clusters for supply teachers, but questions why so few schools are involved in the scheme.

And he both accepts the deeds, and welcomes the intention, and honors the acts and praises the offering.

In this context, the SRSG welcomed the intention of the Government to sign the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict in the near future, and to include a chapter on children and armed conflict in the new Child Law.

The European Council welcomes the intention of the President designate of the Commission to present specific proposals for reform to this end at the beginning of 2000.

Opening the debate, EPP/ED leader Hans-Gert POETTERING (D) welcomed the intention to push ahead with the enlargement talks for the "second wave" of countries.