Sentence examples for welcomes organized from inspiring English sources

"Years ago, former Gov. Brendan Byrne said to organized crime, 'Stay the hell out of Atlantic City.' I think this decision welcomes organized crime to Atlantic City".

People who are familiar with New Jersey's unfortunate reputation would probably conclude that the fix was in, and Thomas N. Auriemma, director of the Division of Gaming Enforcement, certainly seemed to say as much when he commented, "I think this decision welcomes organized crime to Atlantic City".

New York erupted for four continuous days and nights of celebration, and when he departed for what he thought would be a restful trip to Boston, found the route lined by cheering citizens, with welcomes organized in every town along the way.

The welcome was organized by the American Foreign Service Association, the union for diplomats, which dispensed blue lapel ribbons cut with a symbolic slash to suggest that there should be no more blue ribbon commissions to study department reform.

The Danish protestors met in central Copenhagen to receive instructions by Søren Warburg of Refugees Welcome, who organized the Danish side of the protest.

The welcome was organized by Pastor AJ Johnson and attorney DeVaughn Ward and was aimed at not only getting the students pumped for school, but also changing the public's perception of black men. .

"I fully welcome someone more organized than me to come in and take the reins," he said with a laugh.

A welcome party was organized to greet her at the airport in Dallas-Fort Worth, not far from her home in Parker, Tex.

We were able to meet them at several welcome receptions and dances organized by the Arunachal Pradesh government.

He wasn't planning to see patients today, but his co-workers had organized a welcome-back brunch for him.

But last month, Christian Prudhomme, the Tour de France director at Amaury, said Astana would not be welcomed at any race organized by his company this year.