Sentence examples for welcoming the changes from inspiring English sources

But critics, while welcoming the changes, said they did not go far enough.

As the political battle endures, those most immediately affected are welcoming the changes with collective relief, and hoping that their promise of security is real.

Welcoming the changes, Cosla's resources spokeswoman, councillor Gail Macgregor, said: "This helps councils across the country in making their tough choices.

However, while broadly welcoming the changes, the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group said people with a small earned income, such as employment or pension income, but dividend income of more than £5,000, would be worse off under the new regime.

Media agencies are welcoming the changes to this week's upfront season, Stuart Elliott reports in Monday's New York Times: Some changes will be cosmetic, among them shortening the presentations at sites in Midtown Manhattan like Carnegie Hall and canceling most of the lavish parties that typically followed.

Still Sue is welcoming the changes to her life.

Lenders are welcoming the change.

Instead of welcoming the change, Mr. Weprin implied that Mr. Marino was bluffing.

And I'm welcoming the change as an opportunity to step back from being the main one in charge of our finances.

Even though Amway has adjusted well to China's capricious rules, it, like all kinds of foreign companies doing business in China, is welcoming the change.

Chekhov's patrician characters spoke condescendingly about welcoming the change that was ending their way of life, though their well-raised narcissism blinded them to it.