Extended delay is unlikely to be met with extended tolerance.

Our proposal was greeted with deafening silence.

The president's proposal was approbated.

His declaration was greeted by a roar of applause from the studio audience.

Hedy Epsteins participation in the March has been met with much appreciaton

The Fund s proposal has been greeted with predictable disdain and derision by the financial industry.

It was a sacrifice, and was met with much resentment in German financial circles.

America's imposition of tariffs on imported steel has been greeted with a howl of protest around the world.

The fall of corrupt Arab dictatorships is being met in Israel with profound skepticism, even hostility.

Paris The European Union s Lisbon treaty was initially greeted with enthusiasm, pride, and even hubris.

In liberal democracies around the world, this decision has generally been greeted with enthusiasm.

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One policeman took down his equipment and left positions, which was greeted with applause and hugs by protesters.

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It is no surprise that President Bush's tour of Europe has been greeted by protests from Berlin to Rome.

The use of force to settle scores and impose one nation s will upon another cannot be accepted passively.

The government's initiative to hire them as traffic police has received high praise from Bangladeshi netizens.

This came as a relief for the Bush administration, which claims to have given as much as its budgetary processes allow.

China s decision to end its decade old policy of pegging the Yuan to the dollar has been greeted in Latin America with enthusiasm and optimism.

Can one imagine the New York Philharmonic, which performed to great acclaim in Pyongyang, entertaining Stalin or Hitler?

(In the days prior, visits by top European officials and leaders including Angela Merkel were met with street protests across southern Europe.) On Twitter, a number of hashtags were in use.

Iran has even proposed regional and multinational participation in its uranium enrichment facilities only to be met by resounding silence from the Western powers.

At the international level, the UN Security Council s decision to establish the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) was also greeted with great confidence.

'That will do, that will do!

But the official claim that a man once touted as a potential president, suddenly wanted to run Russia's environmental policy has been met with great scepticism.

Whatever will be, will be.

In progressive liberal circles, the demand that the Preamble to the Constitution of the European Union include a reference to God and or the Christian Roots of Europe has been met with derision, even contempt.

Although his unorthodox suggestion met with skepticism, his ideas established an agenda that NAFTA's three partners should pursue.

If I die he too will repent, will pity me, will love me and will suffer on my account!'

A day will be and food will be.

It will be all right, Mary. No, it won't, Tom. It won't.

I'll tell the truth, come what may!

If it should rain, the game will be called off.

Given the vast amount of direct and circumstantial evidence that the rigging was on behalf of Kibaki, Frazer s assignment of equal blame to each side was met with astonishment and dismay by the opposition.

That sensitivity is what we need. Once this belief enters, behavior will happen, business will happen.

Your brother is coming, and my brother in law, Karenin.'

The game will be held even if it rains.

No cannons, no oil.

It will be all right, Mary. No, it won't.

Tom won't be here, but Mary will be.

You're wronging me.

About so big?'

There ll be a party

Is it going to rain?

It is going to rain.