Examples of 'broadly welcomed' in a sentence
Meaning of "broadly welcomed"
Broadly welcomed means that something is widely accepted, appreciated, or embraced by a large group of people
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These changes have been broadly welcomed by stakeholders.
Broadly welcomed by the vast majority.
The seminars were broadly welcomed by society.
Broadly welcomed by all concerned.
In principle this was broadly welcomed by the commercial institutions.
The rise of food banks has been broadly welcomed.
The report was broadly welcomed by the wind industry.
The proposal was examined by COREPER and was broadly welcomed.
The summit has been broadly welcomed by aid agencies.
A recent law criminalising violence against women in Morocco has been broadly welcomed.
All of the stakeholders have broadly welcomed the initiative.
The NHRIs broadly welcomed the development and the opportunities for cooperation with the agency.
Human rights groups also broadly welcomed the report.
The Council broadly welcomed the approach taken by the Presidency and.
Industry and environmental organisations broadly welcomed the new rules.
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The report was broadly welcomed by charities and disability advocacy groups.
It seems that these changes have been broadly welcomed in Denmark.
A number of speakers broadly welcomed the provisions on the external representation of the euro.
Work is progressing on this very recent proposal, which has been broadly welcomed by delegations.
The proposals were broadly welcomed by speakers from the floor.
The Commission 's outline of its proposed legal framework was broadly welcomed.
This measure has been broadly welcomed by the taxi industry.
He broadly welcomed the Commission proposal, whilst expressing some reservation concerning certain points.
The principle of the recast has been broadly welcomed within the construction and energy sectors.
His Government broadly welcomed the establishment of the Peacebuilding Commission.
The rapporteur, Ms Wahrolin, presented the opinion, which broadly welcomed the Commission 's proposal.
This work has been broadly welcomed by members of the religious community since its inception.
Mr Vogler and Mr Cal broadly welcomed the draft.
The Committee broadly welcomed the proposal for a regulation.
Parliament 's decision was broadly welcomed in the country.
The ECB has broadly welcomed the Commission 's proposals in its formal opinions.
The project of hosting the EXPO 2017 was broadly welcomed at all levels of the Government.
The report was broadly welcomed in Strasbourg and Brussels.
At the same time the CoR President broadly welcomed other parts of the legislative package.
Her candidacy was broadly welcomed by ministers during the informal meeting in Schloss Hof, Austria.
Introduced by Mr O'Móráin, it was broadly welcomed by the delegations and the Commission.
All these Institutions broadly welcomed the principles of the new reform of the Structural Funds.
On both those occasions, most MEPs broadly welcomed the agreement, albeit with reservations.
The document was broadly welcomed by the Foreign Ministers Council in June.
Progress 8 has been broadly welcomed as being a fairer method of assessing a schools achievement.
The international community broadly welcomed this uprising, seeing it as a major step towards democracy.
Mr Delors 's proposal has been broadly welcomed by politicians, experts and civil society representatives.
Secondly, the Commission broadly welcomed progress on implementation of the partnership and cooperation agreement.
The West has broadly welcomed Russia 's new line.
The Council broadly welcomed the Commission 's communication.
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The net thus appears to be cast broadly
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