The world will always welcome lovers

I told you DeMille would jump at it.

I'm sure the West would welcome a scientist of your caliber.

As a victim of the aristocrats, I shall be welcome in France.

I figured a detective would jump at the chance of something to detect. I'm not working.

Everyone will welcome you back to the fold. I'll see to that.

Little Dog says welcome, but would Chief Broken Hand say the same?

51. Any support from multilateral and bilateral sources would be welcomed.

It also would have welcomed more attention to problems arising from low staff salaries.

And if you have lived an extraordinary life, you will be welcomed to Elysium, or what the French call Champs Élysées (Laughter) the heaven of the heroes.

He would also welcome information on follow up to the complaints lodged against members of the Carabinieri and prison officers.

And if you have lived an extraordinary life, you will be welcomed to Elysium, or what the French call Champs Élysées the heaven of the heroes.

By any standards this is a huge commitment on behalf of the Irish people, but I know that they, and especially the young people, will welcome it.

For that reason, my delegation will welcome the setting up of an open ended working group with a relatively wide mandate.

25. At the same meeting, the Chairman indicated that he would welcome submissions from delegations to facilitate the preparation by him of the list of issues.

While Gibraltar would welcome dialogue with Spain, the principle of consent and the right of the people to decide their future were paramount.

It is therefore with special satisfaction that my delegation will welcome the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies as a permanent Observer in the General Assembly.

His delegation would welcome suggestions from the Under Secretary General regarding the course of action to be followed in negotiating and formulating draft resolutions on that issue.

He would also welcome the Committee's guidance on specific topics to be dealt with on a case by case basis by the Working Group.

The mediator raised that matter with President Gbagbo during the December 2004 visit, and the President indicated that he would welcome such assistance.

Her delegation would welcome final reports by the end of the quinquennium on several topics, especially the draft articles and commentary on diplomatic protection.

The Committee had received numerous reports of poor hygienic conditions in camps high dropout rates among Roma children difficulties for Roma people in finding work and hostile attitudes among some officials towards members of the Roma community.

As the country had ratified Convention 100 of the International Labour Organization (ILO), members would welcome assurances that its provisions were also being implemented and requested more information on the matter.

As Director General of IAEA, he would welcome an acknowledgement by the Conference that the additional protocol was an integral part of IAEA safeguards in every State party to the Treaty.

In light of the key role assigned to United Nations agencies with regard to development and of the need for their reform, the delegation of France would welcome the views of the Under Secretary General on the financing of those agencies.

He would welcome information on the actual levels of deportation in recent years, the locations to which deportees had been sent and the extent to which people not yet legally admitted to Mauritian territory benefited from the provisions of the deportation laws.

The Collection has toured the world as an effective and dignified protest against apartheid, and I know our people will welcome the prospect of caring for it in the future so that we may teach our children and the generations to come about the chapter of our history that we are bringing to a close today.

He would welcome further information on how high oil prices would affect the achievement of the Goals and on the importance of such needs assessments for the establishment of realistic Poverty Reduction Strategy Action Plans and combating poverty.

31. In light of the above, the Secretary General would welcome endorsement by the General Assembly of his plans to resort to contractual arrangements as an additional source of civilian personnel in peace keeping missions, under the terms specified in paragraphs 33 37 below.

Accordingly, the delegation of Cuba would welcome an explanation of that observation, including the Under Secretary General's views on what the outcome of the Doha negotiations could be and what points the developing countries should insist on in order to achieve results favourable to them in the area of international trade.

In view of the Under Secretary General's references to the importance attached to debt relief by the Bretton Woods institutions and some Summit participants, the delegation of Barbados would welcome the views of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs regarding helping some of the countries concerned to deal with their increasing debt burden.