Sentence examples for whether to welcome from inspiring English sources

For the first time, both felt unsure whether to welcome them in.

But on Tuesday, its board of supervisors debated whether to welcome new wells along California's shores.

But the divide on whether to welcome migrants or deport them has resonated in Mexico, too.

The question of whether to welcome refugees to the United States has only recently become politically controversial among evangelicals.

As an economist who studies health care, I find it hard to know whether to welcome or fear new technology.

Wiscasset, an old Maine town now fighting over whether to welcome a Wal-Mart, is worth a look around.

The main consideration of Chinese tourists when choosing a place to visit, says Mr Arlt, is whether it tries to welcome them.

I got off the plane and some people asked me whether I'd play to welcome this marine who was coming home from Iraq, so I did".

There's not much point wondering whether conservative outlets are going to welcome a speech by Barack Obama.

"Someone said that these elections are not about whether our schools are ready to welcome six-year-olds on September 1st," he said.

Whether discussing America's responsibility to welcome Syrian refugees, the need to combat xenophobia and exclusion, or the need to demonstrate concern for both Israeli and Palestinian lives, we remain committed to open and tolerant discourse.