Examples of 'favourable reception' in a sentence
Meaning of "favourable reception"
Favourable reception: Refers to a positive and welcoming response or acknowledgment towards something, such as an idea, a product, or a person
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The projects must be assured of a favourable reception.
It found a very favourable reception both here and overseas.
Initially it did not receive a favourable reception.
Its favourable reception launched Planché on his theatrical career.
Nowhere did the envoys meet with a favourable reception.
The Convention members gave a favourable reception to these amendments to the draft Constitution.
I do not know whether these proposals will meet with a favourable reception or not.
The globally favourable reception to these two African initiatives is a good omen for the continent.
Which received a very favourable reception.
To ensure favourable reception of the euro banknotes and coins ;.
This approach is reportedly meeting with a more favourable reception from energy users.
Despite the favourable reception of the Santurce art festival, it also received critiques.
The book received a highly favourable reception from critics.
The proposal to delete the last sentence did not meet with a very favourable reception.
Give us a most favourable reception.
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Most of the original reviewers gave Ivanhoe an enthusiastic or broadly favourable reception.
Fitness centres have gained favourable reception by Hong Kong people as well.
UNHCR and the donor countries had given that proposal a favourable reception.
Although the report received a favourable reception in parliament initially, its political impact was limited.
The members of the Council and the Commission gave the programme a favourable reception.
Whereas the proposed project has received a favourable reception from the representatives of partner organizations ;.
The Security Council had rightly given it a favourable reception.
The Secretary-General had also given a favourable reception to the Committee 's request for a special session.
Generally speaking, the Bill has met with a favourable reception.
After the favourable reception of Love and a Bottle, Farquhar decided to devote himself to playwriting.
This report was given a generally favourable reception by the Council.
I am proud to note that the Commission 's preparatory work has met with such a favourable reception.
The Council gave this communication a very favourable reception at its meeting on 27 October.
Given the favourable reception by the EESC, no follow-up is necessary.
The March borrowing was given a very favourable reception by investors.
Among the members of Spee 's Jesuit order, his treatise found a favourable reception.
The Member States gave a relatively favourable reception to these particular provisions of the 1993 proposal.
On 14 November ( 5 ), the Committee of the Regions also gave the Green Paper a favourable reception.
The song " Earth Intruders " got favourable reception by music critics.
I am happy that the Bill has been given a very favourable reception in both Houses.
The Council had given a favourable reception to the proposal in November.7.
S collection of poems, Holes in the Sky, met with a less favourable reception than previous books.
Shakira 's cover of " Islands " drew generally favourable reception from critics.
Unlike the three first sonatas, Sonata No. 4 received a favourable reception from critics.
In 2016 their first concerts received a very favourable reception from the critics.
Critical reception = = " Earth Intruders " got favourable reception by music critics.
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