Sentence examples for which would welcome from inspiring English sources
Softbank owns a ¥522 billion stake in Yahoo Japan, an internet portal, which would welcome more high-speed internet users.
Ontario has since reached a settlement with the rights group, which would welcome similar arrangements with the remaining counties.
Kathryn Odessa, executive director of the Long Island Gasoline Retailers Association, which represents about 800 retailers, said an investigation would mean "taking on the oil companies," which she would welcome.
The grants might also foster new work, which Ailey would welcome.
A draw would be the predictable result which nobody would welcome.
Even if I were protected by the most comprehensive policy possible, which I would welcome, I would still feel vulnerable.
"Vince Cable says he wants commitments given by the hostile bidders who target British companies to have more teeth, a move which Labour would welcome.
Hurd requested Thatcher's support for his own statement, in which he would "welcome unreservedly the broad thrust of the report".
The rationale behind this move, which I would welcome and entirely agree with, is the right of an athlete to be heard before being condemned.
Last year America offered a pact of "strategic reassurance" with China, in which America would welcome China's rise as a global power if it would reassure the world that it did not threaten others.
The refugee crisis has put key EU institutions under strain; it has heightened the danger of Brexit (which Moscow would welcome); and it has severely weakened Angela Merkel, the architect of European sanctions against Russia.
