Sentence examples for welcome the use of from inspiring English sources

"We could not find a place that would welcome the use of the word 'vagina,' " Ms. Hester said.

We therefore welcome the use of what spare resources the Chancellor could find to focus tax cuts on encouraging firms to take on younger workers, which must be an overriding priority.

Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, said he would welcome the use of goal-line technology at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil if a suitable system can be found.

Clinicians would welcome the use of a reliable, immediate-loading implant system.

Theresults suggest that anaesthetists would welcome the use of more advancedtechnology in instrument design.

Some welcome the use of these contracts, arguing that they give employees flexibility over their own work schedules, as well as benefitting employers.

Yemen officials complained that US cruise missiles are "not very accurate" and reportedly welcomed the use of aircraft-deployed precision-guided bombs instead.

Even the minority of Arabs who welcomed the use of force to uproot Saddam have been shocked by the clumsiness of the occupation.

But Madeline Marzano-Lesnevich, a New Jersey lawyer who serves as a vice president of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, which sets ethical standards for divorce lawyers, said she welcomed the use of divorce financing as a workaround because, in her view, society also has an interest in helping people who are determined to separate.

Whatever the case, to me the permeability of the parameters has always appealed as a robust feature visible in the details of 'social practice' (c.f., Hasan [1973]): it cannot be written off, and I have welcomed the use of both types of diacritics to indicate the 'porous' nature of the contextual parameters.

The idea soon spread, especially after Queen Victoria welcomed the use of chloroform for the birth of Prince Leopold in 1853, although chloroform later lost favour due to sudden deaths from heart arrhythmias, now known as 'sudden sniffer's death' among teenage solvent abusers.