Sentence examples for welcoming increased from inspiring English sources

Another group, the US Competitive Enterprise Institute, has responded to the release of Al Gore's climate change film, An Inconvenient Truth, with adverts welcoming increased CO2 emissions.

In contrast, politicians, registry owners, institutions, and researchers are all promoting and welcoming increased use of registry-based data sources available in the Nordic countries.

NATO is the bedrock of security in Europe, he said, while welcoming increased defence cooperation among EU member countries.

Support also came from Baroness Emma NICHOLSON (ELDR, South East) who, while welcoming increased links with Turkey, stressed the importance of Ankara respecting the rule of law and its minority populations.

Reviews of voucher programmes show that the reimbursement funds are used for a range of purposes by participating facilities, including additional training for staff, purchase of critical supplies such as for infection prevention, and to make facilities more welcoming (increased privacy, improved hygiene and so on) (Gorter et al. 2012; Grainger et al. 2014; Kanya 2013).

But while welcoming an increased emphasis on quality, Dr Marshall warned that a "one-size-fits-all approach will not work".

We arrived in June, two weeks in, and the school was welcoming an increasing number of children every day.

In the last two years, four luxury high-rise hotels have also opened, welcoming the increasing number of upscale business travellers that are drawn to Toronto's — and Canada's — impressive economic expansion and stability in recent years.

Celebrating warm days (northern hemisphere...) can very well go hand-in-hand with welcoming the increasing presence of ocean or oceanic museums, and their inevitable site-specific qualities.

If Disney World can remain an open, welcoming place, with increased but invisible security, why can't America?

It's not just regulatory agencies who are welcoming of some increased privacy policies on the web, Leibowitz added.