Sentence examples for would welcome moving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cowell would welcome moving the show to the fall.

The Trades Union Congress said many workers would welcome moving to a four-day week.

The Royal Society has made plain its position that it would welcome moving to a Baccalaureate-like system to enable breadth post-16 to be maintained.

I would welcome moving birth control pills to over-the-counter status, as long as the bill doing so also mandated that all the costs would still be paid by women's health insurance.

Cameron will tell Merkel in Berlin Britain would welcome moves towards fiscal governance in the eurozone.

While leaders on the Gulf Coast would welcome moves by the federal government that could put residents back to work, they are also wary of any premature declaration of victory.

But Edwards would welcome moves from any players returning to play their club rugby in Wales.

While some analysts would welcome the move, few believe it would prompt an immediate cessation of hostilities.

"I would welcome the spotlight moving away from what I think is an increasingly tired, hackneyed, desiccated, super-masticated issue," he said.

The United States has long suggested it would welcome Japan's moving toward what some here call a "more normal" military rather than limiting itself to Self-Defense Forces, but the agreement was quite specific.

Mr Johnson later told the BBC Radio 4's World At One programme he would welcome the "spotlight" moving on from talk about his future plans, speculation which he described as "tired and hackneyed".