Now the site is ... it should be more welcoming.
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In California, progressives face a much more welcoming political environment.
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Their more welcoming colleagues have been punished at the polls.
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How could we make it feel more warm, more welcoming?
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Quite suddenly, the Moon seems like a more welcoming place.
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Get off at Drancy station and things look more welcoming.
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They're always more welcoming than any other club, aren't they?
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And Woods, 42, has become less isolated and more welcoming.
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Seoul is more welcoming to ethnic Korean migrants from China.
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But the owner, Mohsen Majidikhah, wanted a more welcoming environment.
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Some people are naturally suspicious, and others are more welcoming.
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Trump, its European counterparts appear to be a bit more welcoming.
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A smiley Ladd also helps make the space feel more welcoming.
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Mexico City has grown only more welcoming since he moved there.
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Maybe visitors have found the locals more welcoming than they anticipated.
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Guy Blaché found America a more welcoming working environment than France.
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Other political parties were more welcoming, including the main opposition Congress.
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To turn a profit, Welanski tried to make it more welcoming.
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You can create a culture that is more welcoming to all people.
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All of this should help create a more welcoming environment for newcomers.
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It's that Facebook doesn't seem invested in creating a more welcoming environment.
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" She added: "Will that make people feel more welcoming to immigrants overnight?
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Ms. LaRocca said she would consider staying in a more welcoming shelter.
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American companies have spent years trying to become more welcoming to women.
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We were told that they make a more "welcoming" and "inclusive" community.
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Champions of a more welcoming approach to immigrants have not fared well.
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Now subway officials are finally moving to make the system more welcoming.
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Mr Graham encouraged his fellow believers to be much softer and more welcoming.
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Alt comedy shows have historically been more welcoming to female and LGBTQ+ comedians.
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It opens with an ominous rumble, but quickly settles on more welcoming terrain.
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Pope Francis has infuriated Catholic traditionalists by pushing for a more welcoming church.
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Jordan has shown a more welcoming attitude toward its 6003 million Syrian refugees.
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As the app grows up, it's working to become a more welcoming place.
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I contacted the owner, Rory Veevers-Carter, who couldn't have been more welcoming.
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And I think we have to do things that make it more welcoming.
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The current political leadership is expected to be more welcoming this time around. Gov.
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Fortunately, truck operators can drive to more welcoming cities, such as Minneapolis and Philadelphia.
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And the modeling world certainly hasn't become much more welcoming to different body types.
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The fattening of the font makes the icon feel stronger and slightly more welcoming.
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The group couldn't have been more welcoming, but I'm mentally, physically, and socially exhausted.
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At the moment, The National Enquirer provides Mr. Morris with a more welcoming perch.
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To help create a more welcoming environment, she bought a house for her staff.
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Though they typically avoid dense forests, forest clearing has created new, more welcoming habitats.
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Uber is in danger of losing employees to rivals with more welcoming corporate cultures.
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The Dodgers were eager to return to a far more welcoming environment at home.
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Others also say that Taiwan has proved much more welcoming to regional rights activists.
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Instead, a majority of Americans favor a more welcoming approach to immigrants, not divisiveness.
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They're right to call for more welcoming refugee policies, and I'll tell you why.
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Or they can try to find a more welcoming place in which to live.
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Some simply migrated their videos to more welcoming platforms like PornHub, Patreon, Twitch, or Full230.
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The West could look to incentives for long-term research and more welcoming visa policies.
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The controls have been improved to make the game more welcoming to a larger audience.
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The country does not share Indonesia's protectionist instincts and is more welcoming to foreign investors.
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Transportation is better when you're reconnected, you have a more welcoming, affordable and memorable experience.
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You see how the sumptuousness of the style made the cathedrals more welcoming and urban.
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Human rights groups have said the military needs to be more welcoming to transgender people.
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Roads that are more welcoming to pedestrians, cyclists and scooter riders will promote that shift.
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As our experiment showed, they also become more susceptible and more welcoming to mobile ads.
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There are other options for Turner, but Dunham doesn't imagine they'd be any more welcoming.
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The previous Canadian administration's hostility towards Iraq war resisters hadn't made Canada much more welcoming either.
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They saw it as a consequence of Germany's being more welcoming and integrating than those countries.
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We were a few minutes late, but the instructor, DJ Annie Wonder, couldn't be more welcoming.
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Eager to find a more welcoming market, she decided to try her hand at genre fiction.
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There are also plans to expand the lobby and make it a more welcoming public space.
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The restaurant is due to reopen in October with a more welcoming entrance and new furnishings.
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In this episode, Adam tries to make his office more welcoming for his new business partner.
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Whether I agree with them or not is not important; I would just be more welcoming.
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In recent years, some mainstream dating apps have made tweaks to be more welcoming to polyamorous couples.
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As she sees it, combat sports ought to be more welcoming spaces for women as a whole.
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Surprisingly, in several other countries where refugees have become a political issue, residents are even more welcoming.
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So, we need to make the environment more welcoming, we need to make the jobs more interesting.
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Developed countries facing demographic crunches should be far more welcoming of migration flows from the developing world.
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Local business groups in Australia had lobbied for a more welcoming approach to the bids from China.
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This will not only make rural communities healthier, but also more welcoming for growth and new business.
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He was tall, blond, with green eyes and a smile wider and more welcoming than I'd imagined.
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Few stages are more welcoming to the 64-year-old Canadian than those of the Paris Opera.
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"These policies are not helpful," Mr. Parilla said, predicting that groups would gravitate to more welcoming destinations.
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The efforts to make India a more welcoming place to do business have started to gain traction.
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The announcement was a signal of the pope's vision of a more welcoming, merciful and inclusive church.
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For voters at large, Haley might represent a much more welcoming face of the Republican Party than Trump.
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That's sufficiently long for life to form from scratch, or to flourish in a newer, more welcoming environment.
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While the law is becoming more welcoming to desperate Venezuelans, Colombians are growing increasingly nervous about the influx.
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President Ashraf Ghani has bristled at the Trump administration's activism on the peace front; others are more welcoming.
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And other companies are making a direct effort to make the cannabis world more welcoming towards women consumers.
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Her efforts helped make the sport of endurance running more welcoming to women in the decades that followed.
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"No city was more welcoming for the citizens of New Orleans than the people of Houston," Landrieu said.
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Creating a more welcoming outdoor community and dismantling barriers to access will help reconnect people with the land.
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This approach, she added, is aimed at making the museum more welcoming to a broad range of visitors.
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But today's country music world is far more welcoming than the one the group was effectively expelled from.
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" Mr. Carrero added that he would be more welcoming of the bikes if they had "a designated spot.
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That challenge has tested Mr. Lopez Obrador's stated goal of presenting a softer, more-welcoming face toward migrants.
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After Manigault Newman's departure from the West Wing earlier this year, James said the administration became more welcoming.
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Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner are engaged, and the singer's family couldn't be more welcoming to their new addition.
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"Korean politicians, no matter left or right, are more welcoming of China than the Americans would like," Kang said.
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To many people, her success is a sign that the ballet world is finally becoming more welcoming of diversity.
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The Greens and the Left—Mr Lofven's potential coalition partners—are more welcoming, as is the Christian Democrat party.
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They have the ability to construct the games to make them less hostile and more welcoming to female players.
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Although still detained, in general the shelters offer a more welcoming environment with recreation space, sometimes including swimming pools.
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Pope Francis says Roman Catholic priests need to be more welcoming to single parents, unmarried couples and gay people.
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Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai urged lawmakers on Thursday to be more "welcoming" to refugees and the difficulties they face.
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The Rohingya do share a similar language with Bangladesh, so Myanmar's neighbor may feel like a more welcoming option.
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If and when it gets larger, I think it's only going to be more welcoming to creators like me.
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That means using plain language and more thoughtful communication in the courtroom and creating more welcoming, less confusing courthouses.
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When he was 2, his family emigrated to South Africa, a more welcoming environment for Jews at the time.
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I would love for a more welcoming and accepting community to be instilled for both teens and their pimples.
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Plants also make an office warmer and more welcoming, which I want because we deal with such serious subjects.
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And if you can convince them, how, then, do you turn that into a more welcoming in-store environment?
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There she found an artistic community that she felt was more welcoming to her than Los Angeles had been.
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That leaves small and less established parties, which are generally more welcoming of new candidates, at a significant disadvantage.
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We could, for example, stop building huge testing and treatment centers in favor of small, more welcoming local structures.
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Residents have tried hard to make their abodes more welcoming, filling them with television sets, furniture and ornamental rugs.
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Norwegian social movements are resisting attempts to privatize the welfare state and also pushing for a more welcoming refugee policy.
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Encouraged by Pope Francis, some American bishops are trying to make the church more welcoming to divorced Catholics and gays.
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A Greenpoint building is part of a push to combat climate change and make the city more welcoming to wildlife.
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Half of my family is still in Syria, and the other half has found other places that are more welcoming.
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Will warehouse workers be less or more welcoming of robot assistants and replacements if the machines look humanoid or avian?
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While some airlines in North America are more welcoming to animals than others, all of them have clear pet policies.
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These are seemingly simple changes that could have a big impact on making Uber a more welcoming environment for women.
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The cool blue night light makes your bathroom more welcoming, and the touchscreen angled side panel adds even more luxury.
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Lyft's corporate image, including its puffy pink logo, was more welcoming than Uber's, and the company was notably scandal-free.
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They will be featured at the Queens Museum next year in an exhibition (with, one hopes, a more welcoming typeface).
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There, he claims, he heard organizers discuss providing extra job interviews and more welcoming environments for women and underrepresented minorities.
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Since becoming parents, we've found the neighboring community of Cherry Grove, long a destination for lesbians, a little more welcoming.
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Although many American companies have made efforts to become more welcoming to women and retain mothers, pregnancy discrimination remains widespread.
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The goal was to make the often stressful experience of air travel more welcoming and relaxing — and possibly even pleasant.
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As a result, the industry will be better for it and be more welcoming and inclusive for people of all backgrounds.
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She hopes that now, thanks to the policy change, the site will be a more welcoming place for her to use.
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Jake Owen has joined the growing crowd of country artists striving to make the genre more welcoming to the LGBTQ community.
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The Professor is more welcoming, and he proposes a kind of free trade, both spatial and emotional, that will resound throughout.
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NWPD aims to recognize that these measures are needed early on to make medicine a more welcoming field for all women.
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But the tech industry still has a lot of work to do to make itself a more welcoming field for women.
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But I am glad he is safe and in another country that's more welcoming and accepting to refugees than our own.
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Trump's tough talk on illegal immigration, however, spurred them northward to Canada, whose government they viewed as more welcoming to migrants.
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This is why we need to keep working on making our culture more welcoming, accepting, and supportive of people with disabilities.
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" Asked if he thought Iranian society had grown more welcoming to those who fight in Syria, he said "One hundred percent.
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Like in an office, the walls can make an environment more welcoming, encouraging people to stay longer in the retail space.
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Bright colors might be a better choice for a home space rather than muted gray, as they will feel more welcoming.
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Ms. Bruso is one of many hikers turning to social media to try to make the outdoors more welcoming and diverse.
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"A lot of members of the church feel like more love is better and being more welcoming is better," she says.
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In her memo to Stanford, Riggins said that she hoped that the university moved toward a more welcoming system for victims.
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Women-based riding clubs and online support groups "[give] women a more welcoming and supportive place to get started," he wrote.
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With the painting hanging at MoMA, the challenge expands: What if museums weren't intimidating and costly but more welcoming and inclusive?
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Indeed, Poland's Ukrainian workers, who find it hard to get citizenship, are increasingly turning their eyes to Germany, which is more welcoming.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has come under increasing pressure at home and abroad for the country's more welcoming approach to refugees.
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"We stand firmly with Yale in their effort to create a more welcoming campus," Malloy spokeswoman Meg Green said in an email.
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Twitter has had bullying issues in the past, and the company is now taking actions to make it a more welcoming place.
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If you find you're only interviewing men for a role, rewrite the job listing so that it's more welcoming to women. 46.
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The lifelong Democrat is trying to convince voters that creating a more welcoming environment for immigrants will help the U.S. economy thrive.
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To improve diversity, universities have tried to increase the numbers of minority scholars in the pipeline, in part by being more welcoming.
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My singular focus has been to make the sport more welcoming through the league's diversity outreach, now called Hockey is for Everyone.
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Among the smaller changes aimed at making police precincts more welcoming: Six have added A.T.M.s for officers and the community to share.
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Mr. Rogers used his kindness, compassion, and patience to make the world a little bit of a happier and more welcoming place.
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The $50 million Parks Without Borders program reimagines park entrances and edges to create a more welcoming, engaging and enlivening public sphere.
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Rather, he believes the United States' more welcoming pre-Trump immigration policies are why Silicon Valley is in California and not Europe.
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Next up, was Marco Rubio's office in Des Moines, which was more welcoming but a much smaller operation than Trump's or Cruz's.
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That more welcoming approach would be a much needed change from Mr. King, who supported Mr. Trump's so-called Muslim travel ban.
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Giving the hostility they face, potential new Elon Musks, Sergey Brins, and Satya Nadellas may decide to settle in more welcoming climes.
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There is little evidence to support the claim that the president has made the GOP more welcoming to younger, more moderate conservatives.
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It's on job opportunities and networking, especially for students and other young women, as well as making the tech sector more welcoming.
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In an effort to appear more welcoming, the British royal family allowed cameras to film their lives for several months in 1969.
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Others were more skeptical, pointing out that the ban could lead to competition with other countries that are more welcoming for ICOs.
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If you're looking to dip your toes into the waters of these games, The Witcher 2 is a much more welcoming sight.
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Between the lines: Local news publishers have traditionally had a more welcoming relationship with technology companies than some of their bigger, national counterparts.
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A small number of firms are trying to be more welcoming to transgender people, as well as offering benefits to same-sex partners.
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The same share of respondents argue, for instance, that France should be more welcoming to migrants as plead for tougher treatment of them.
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There's a faction of From Software diehards who resist any suggestion that the game could be made more welcoming for a wider audience.
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Launched Monday, "We Belong Together" is a week of action meant to motivate young activists, make communities more welcoming, and bring people together.
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In order to create a more welcoming shopping environment it has been opening so-called RH Galleries, which are expansive museum-style stores.
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Cities that follow the playbook and show dedication to making their areas more welcoming to animals, receive a Better Cities for Pets certification.
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This third factor -- a more welcoming political and social landscape -- has given us the confidence to continue our work in building Jewish life.
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Bermuda, Malta, Gibraltar and Liechtenstein have recently passed laws, or have legislation in the works, to make themselves more welcoming to cryptocurrency companies.
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A gift from the president of the museum's board will allow it to be "more welcoming and more open," the MOCA director said.
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The glass roof makes the already airy and divine Scandinavian interior an even brighter, more welcoming environment in which to spend your time.
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And with no statewide antidiscrimination protections based on marital status, sexual orientation or gender identity, the state could stand to be more welcoming.
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The decision is a major acceleration of a more welcoming — but disputed — stance on family life adopted by the Vatican under Pope Francis.
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After that synod, the pope released a sweeping document on family issues last April that signaled a more welcoming stance toward divorced Catholics.
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Here are the full list of winners and the fashion from the red carpet, a place that has become more welcoming and political.
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The study emphasized that leaders in the sciences need to make their fields more welcoming to women — otherwise, promising female scientists will leave.
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That experience led them to the idea for Artland as they felt the art market lacked transparency and could be more welcoming to newcomers.
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I have spent almost all of my adult life fighting to make the conservative movement and the Republican Party more welcoming to LGBT Americans.
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Less quick-witted than his older sister, Maryanne Trump Barry, now a federal judge, he was also more welcoming of outsiders than his father.
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As he describes it, they're the main draw now, as well as the reason that the arcade has become a much more welcoming space.
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And while the Overwatch community is arguably more welcoming than most, it's still a huge undertaking on Blizzard's behalf to stamp out the trolls.
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The new, more welcoming approach makes some people worry that offering shelter will only attract and maintain a large destitute population in the city.
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But she was not discouraged by such experiences, colleagues said, and did what she could to make the White House press corps more welcoming.
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Little things like sitting together at lunch or just saying hello are such small things that can make the world a little more welcoming.
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The ad shows what looks like a focus group of moms suggesting ways for Chuck E. Cheese's to make itself more welcoming to adults.
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In fact, the younger folks who have made up most of the city's growth spurt are far more welcoming of differences than their elders.
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Even so, Ms. Boncompain said that Parisians, in particular, had become more welcoming in recent years, allaying the concerns of travelers and international guests.
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Trump might have ignored the recommendations everyone remembered from the 2013 "autopsy" report: to build "a more welcoming conservatism" by reaching out to Latinos.
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Abe took power promising sweeping economic upgrades, steps to make Japan more welcoming to foreign talent and revisions to the nation's pacifist postwar constitution.
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The city considers itself more welcoming than many places in Britain: a "city of outsiders, an anti-establishment city," as Mr. Atkinson put it.
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" The report called for "a more welcoming conservatism" and favorably quoted a Republican committeewoman who said, "There are some people who need the government.
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The Lite doesn't do anything its bigger sibling doesn't, but it gives Nintendo fans a cheaper and in some ways more welcoming hardware alternative.
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He vowed to punish all who participated, and to work to make the force of 184,000 a more welcoming place for its 15,000 women.
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" Starbucks has said Tuesday&aposs sessions serve as "a step in a long-term journey to make Starbucks even more welcoming and safe for all.
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Being in a more welcoming work environment would allow me to feel comfortable around coworkers and superiors and to have more open and broad conversations.
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The new name and brand aim to make the app's brand less threesome-focused and more welcoming to all kinds of dating and sexual configurations.
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There is deep French frustration that the British government was not prepared to be more welcoming to refugees, whatever its legal rights to deny entry.
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Hinge initially marketed itself as a more welcoming version of Tinder in which users could only see potential matches who shared a mutual Facebook friend.
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After the isolation of the Trump years, the country has become more welcoming to immigrants; it has also maintained its traditionally high investment in automation.
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His show was as much an adventure as it was a challenge to those who watched it: be better, be more thoughtful, be more welcoming.
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Iowa was always more welcoming territory for him — he has spent 31 days in the state compared with his 10 trips to the Granite State.
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As I see it, there are three good reasons for universities to be more welcoming not just to women or blacks, but also to conservatives.
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So we've talked about establishing the relationship between Tyshawn and I, and having a more playful element to open it, creating a more welcoming space.
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Other spots seemed intended to serve as a softer, more welcoming alternative for the platform at the July 18-21 convention at Quicken Loans Arena.
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" A study she conducted found that college students were not attending football games because "they wanted it to be more social, more customizable, more welcoming.
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This is the restaurant's second location, but it's so much bigger, brighter and more welcoming that it hardly seems related to the cramped old spot.
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And for Mr. Benioff and Mr. Weiss, the "Star Wars" assignment could prove to be more welcoming than their planned HBO project announced last summer.
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School districts across the country that have adopted inclusive policies have enjoyed a safer and more welcoming learning environment for all students, transgender and not.
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In a different, more welcoming America, a child in Chicago may have seen Conchi León's newest play and been inspired to pursue theater or writing.
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YouTube hopes the new feature will help users "explore comments, build connections with others, and contribute to a more welcoming YouTube overall," the company explains.
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Ironically, given recent developments, the CEU's headquarters moved from Prague to Budapest when the Hungarian government of the time appeared more welcoming than the Czech.
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As evidenced by Monday's events, the website can potentially keep transferring its domain registrar and hosting service in search of a more welcoming online home.
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And while the Trump administration almost certainly foreshadows a more welcoming climate for fossil fuel extraction, not much has yet been done on this in practice.
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Zillow predicts a resurgence of medium and light wood cabinets in 240, "particularly with flat fronts and clean lines" to create a warmer, more welcoming atmosphere.
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But California officials disagreed, and in December Uber was forced to ship its cars out of the state to Arizona, where state officials were more welcoming.
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"Atlanta as a city tends to be more welcoming to immigrants and people of color than maybe other parts of the state of Georgia," she said.
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And the difference doesn't seem to be shrinking: Americans tend to favor more "welcoming" immigration policies, in the words of Tufts University political scientist Deborah Schildkraut.
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" Two days after Katie Hill announced she was stepping down from office, Facebook published a post titled "Making Facebook a Safer, More Welcoming Place for Women.
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The primary field has been thin on immigration plans, instead advancing a more welcoming and diverse vision of the nation through a broad theme over specifics.
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The melon found a more welcoming home in the Pays de Nantais, the region around the city of Nantes on the Atlantic mouth of the Loire.
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Scarcely more welcoming is the dimly lighted, coldly luxurious apartment where Zhenya and her boyfriend sedately fornicate, or the barricaded dwelling of her estranged, viperish mother.
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Many goths see their community as one that accepts those whom society deems "other"—which has made the space more welcoming for LGBTQ folks, insiders say.
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More welcoming immigration policies could help ease our economy's ability to absorb the effects of a labor shortage problem, a lower birthrate and an aging society.
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Yet, my research on public opinion about immigration, and that of other social scientists, shows that the American public is supportive of more welcoming immigration policies.
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One of Thanathorn's uncles served as transport minister under Thaksin and politicians from Thaksin's camp have been more welcoming of Thanathorn's party than the ultra-royalists.
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Lately, though, the red carpet has become a more welcoming and diverse place, where stars — men, women and nonbinary — can use their clothes to make statements.
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Fan's piece "Testo-candle" (2016), a candle made from testosterone and beeswax, is of a much more welcoming shape than the sterile medical bottles placed nearby.
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I asked Ames to rate Uber's response to the crisis and offer advice for organizations trying to create a more welcoming culture for women in technical roles.
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Several countries, including Finland and Spain, are turning towards public-private partnerships and some investors hope that Britain��s struggling National Health Service will become more welcoming.
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On Syrian refugees Mr Mélenchon and Mr Macron stand together, urging France to be more welcoming; Mr Fillon and Ms Le Pen would keep the door shut.
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But with the inspiration of Pokémon Go, Pokémon games became more welcoming, simplifying the formula without ruining what makes it work so well in the first place.
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However, this feature was announced this fall, but it getting called out again as part of Instagram's larger agenda at making its service safer and more welcoming.
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But Trump's tough talk on illegal immigration has spurred a wave of asylum seekers to leave for Canada, whose government they view as more welcoming to migrants.
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There was a back door: play at the more welcoming Hotel Diplomat courts by day and work for tips as a Cercle Sportif ball boy by night.
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Do you think the city was ever a more welcoming place, or is it New York's constant state of flux that brings on these feelings of isolation?
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" Kreimendahl viewed it, despite the occasional pronoun and bathroom confusion, as a more welcoming place, "very willing to learn and grow, as I am growing into myself.
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Perhaps our prayers for healing might be not for miraculous "cures" for individuals but for society at large to be more welcoming, inclusive and hospitable to everyone.
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"There are plenty of ways that Congress could revive [preclearance], and a Court with a liberal majority would be far more welcoming to new legislation," Gerken says.
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That is, they've sided with a more welcoming version of nonbelief, focused on the joy and potential inherent in being human rather than on gainsaying others' convictions.
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The mayor of Charleston, W.Va., wanted her city to be more welcoming to all faiths and people, so she changed an annual celebration to the 'Winter Parade.
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So while some Americans may be acting on their hate by increasingly joining hateful groups, the broader trend seems to be moving in a more welcoming direction.
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In the compilation, girls promise to enact little changes in their daily lives to make the world a little kinder, a little more welcoming, a little more sustainable.
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Our readers seem to like it for a few reasons: it gives us answers about our increasingly confusing world, and it feels more welcoming than most mainstream religions.
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Always' packaging change comes in response to customers urging the brand to make their period products more welcoming to people who don't identify as women, but still menstruate.
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It's just a show, like many others, albeit smaller, more welcoming, and easier on the eardrums on account of not being held inside a gigantic hanger-type space.
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The departures, which industry sources fear will continue, mean Switzerland is losing business to offshore rivals including Liechtenstein, Gibraltar and the Cayman Islands, where banks are more welcoming.
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After Brexit, the EU might be more welcoming to a Scotland seeking membership, but it would still object to its keeping the pound instead of adopting the euro.
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But the new bill would preclude cities from interfacing with driverless taxis, Spiegelman claimed, which could force many businesses to flee the state for more welcoming regulatory climates.
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As more folks seek to queer the fitness industry from the inside, we are going to continue to see it develop into something more welcoming for all bodies.
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As the administration made America more welcoming for oil and gas production, the State Department granted a permit for the contentious Keystone XL pipeline construction on March 24.
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The Za'atari Project is an ongoing series of public art murals that engages Syrian refugees, especially children, in art to make refugee camps less sterile and more welcoming.
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The movie studio system as we know it was built largely by Jewish men who had direct family memories of fleeing persecution in Europe for somewhere more welcoming.
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It's about reaching out to grasp the new America that seems to be drawing near — freer, more equal, more welcoming — and having America try to break your hand.
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In fact, countries with far fewer resources host the majority of the world's displaced people and many lower-income countries have been far more welcoming to asylum seekers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has become more welcoming to migration since it voted to leave the European Union, environment minister and leading Brexit campaigner Michael Gove said on Monday.
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But Fox News, where ex-Trump aide Sebastian Gorka became a paid national security analyst after leaving the White House, could be more welcoming to former administration officials.
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The result is that Thanksgiving in particular, with all its fraught origins and weighty history, might have become a more welcoming, more communal celebration than it was before.
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A good throw is as comforting as it is beautiful, providing a little extra warmth whenever you need it and making a room feel more welcoming and relaxed.
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But, more work is still required in taking on widespread issues surrounding the online harassment and trolling of women and making the internet a more welcoming space for women.
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In the 236-page document, entitled "Amoris Laetitia" ("The Joy of Love"), Francis outlines his vision of a more welcoming church while holding up traditional Catholic values and doctrines.
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Libraries are trusted places in communities and offer free access that may be more welcoming than other agencies, the Healthy Library Initiative researchers write in the journal Health Affairs.
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Similarly, "Do Not Disturb at Bedtime" felt undermined by a new "dark mode" for your computer, designed to make your desktop feel even more welcoming later in the evening.
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But Paris, as Yoav discovers wandering its streets and spewing out words with similar meanings ("nasty, abominable, odious, lamentable") is no more welcoming than the country he left behind.
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Twitter's intention is to make conversations feel more welcoming by making it look more like a discussion among friends and inviting you to participate in a friendly way, too.
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He began the race as a Trump-aloof, establishment Republican, a member of the Bush II inner circle and an advocate of a Republican Party more welcoming to immigrants.
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By breaking Google into Alphabet, Mr. Page is hoping to make it a more welcoming home for employees to build new businesses, as well as for potential acquisition targets.
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Dia de Gordes is part of a larger movement across Brazil to make the beach more welcoming, with various meet-ups popping up across coastal towns throughout the summer.
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Investments give Chinese executives access and exposure to the best practices of Western corporate management style, which tends to be much flatter and more welcoming of group decision-making.
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"I fundamentally don't believe that the Northeast will solve our young people shortage until we become a more welcoming place for people who are newcomers to America," said Gov.
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While others in the city have been more welcoming, Tijuana Mayor Juan Manuel Gastelum said that the city is not well-equipped to handle the additional thousands of people.
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Mr. Marx said that the new plan accomplished many of the objectives of the earlier one, including making the Schwarzman building more welcoming to a broader range of users.
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If so, it is natural that it is the Republican Party, with its southern strategy and more welcoming attitude towards soft racism, that has come to house this discontent.
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Popular tourist destinations across the globe are removing cars from heavily trafficked areas to reduce congestion, cut down on pollution, and make streets more welcoming to bikers and pedestrians.
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Kiersten adds that despite the current lack of diversity, the community is one of the more welcoming ones she's participated in, and the space is changing for the better.
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But it makes a certain kind of sense: When in life are you more welcoming of an extra hand (or robotic voice) than during those late-night wake-up bawls?
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The reason Chernobyl might have ended up a film if it'd been shopped around 15 years ago is simple: Hollywood used to be more welcoming to more types of projects.
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Nathan Dintenfass from CircleCI says that, in general, the Microsoft ecosystem has shifted in recent years to be more welcoming to the kind of approach that CircleCI provides for developers.
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Twitter just unveiled yet another experiment it's hoping will help make its service a more welcoming place: the ability to follow topics the same way you might follow individual accounts.
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The bottom line: If Optimus Ride's pilot program is successful in the Navy Yard, city leaders could be more welcoming of AVs in other neighborhoods where mobility is a challenge.
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And for financial technology, forecasts are particularly bleak, with banks and start-ups alike seen ready to abandon the UK for more welcoming climes in Dublin, Paris, Stockholm or Frankfurt.
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Despite Britain's decision to leave the EU, the country fulfils the migrants' criteria of an Anglophone destination deemed more welcoming than mainland Europe, where they consider themselves unwanted and mistreated.
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Some advocates even wondered if he might loosen the church's prohibition of same-sex marriage as part of his broader move to make the church more welcoming to unconventional families.
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Democrats, including the party's elite, remain decisively liberal, and have become more cosmopolitan — more readily accepting of globalization, more welcoming of immigrants, less nationalistic — and more optimistic about the future.
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While there were no expectations that Mr. Trump would meet his Taiwanese counterpart, there were small indications that the United States was willing to be more welcoming to Taiwanese presidents.
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Experts say the bans have pushed some surrogacy agencies underground while also fueling demand for the practice in other countries, particularly in Eastern Europe, where local regulations are more welcoming.
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It is less saturated than Instagram and YouTube for those who aim to become influencers and more welcoming to quick, replicable content that is easy to produce and make viral.
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Biden, who finished a disappointing fourth in last week's Iowa caucuses and is trailing in polls in New Hampshire, is moving on to what he hopes are more welcoming states.
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He is keeping his cards close to his chest as he tries to push through a progressive agenda to make the Church more welcoming in the face of conservative opposition.
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In a recent experiment, my colleagues and I asked U.S.-born whites in Arizona and New Mexico how they felt about their state adopting more welcoming or restrictive immigration policies.
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With major societal change on the horizon, the onus was on the Irish Football Association (IFA) to make Windsor Park a more welcoming environment for both Protestant and Catholic fans.
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In addition to her burgeoning drag career, last month she met fellow Queer Eye alum Tammye Hicks, who rebuilt her church's community center to make it more welcoming to LGBTQ+ people.
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But because of the increase in positive drug tests, the refugees who have reached America in recent years are finding a more welcoming hiring climate, at least for menial manufacturing jobs.
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The results may have saved Chancellor Angela Merkel&aposs government, as her coalition ally was demanding a tougher line on migrants than the more welcoming policies she has preferred so far.
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Immigrants can encounter difficulties, said Mr. Nelson, the Kemin chief executive, but he added that the acute labor shortage was nudging some skeptics in the business community to be more welcoming.
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Especially under Emmanuel Macron's leadership, France wants to be seen as a more enlightened, more welcoming alternative to a United States that seems to be losing its religious and cultural tolerance.
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But Ready Player One is an excellent model for how an extremely specific story can be broadened into a more welcoming and nuanced one, without losing sight of the original story.
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Raman and Li wanted to create a dating app that focuses on physical looks (like most of the ones on the market), but make it more welcoming for plus-size people.
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"This is a market that happens to be a lot bigger than the U.S., that seems to be more welcoming for Korean technology and culture than the Western world ever was."
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Francis has sought to make the Church more welcoming to divorced Catholics and homosexuals, and has chosen to concentrate on social issues such as poverty and immigration rather than moral ones.
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Trying to build something more welcoming and engaging for a broader set of conditions felt to us to be a realistic response to the fact that not everyone can self identify.
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The M.T.A. declined to comment about why it ignored the federal agency's recommendations on accessibility, but spoke generally about its efforts to make the subway system more welcoming to the disabled.
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Erick Morillo's long and storied history within house music could have set him up as this sort of cloistered star, but the reality of talking to him was far more welcoming.
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The danger is that these measures will alienate the skilled immigrants already here and encourage potential immigrants to bypass Australia and settle in more welcoming nations like Canada and New Zealand.
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A church attended by George Washington will take down a memorial to the nation's first president, a move church leaders say is intended to make the place of worship more welcoming.
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But Yale's president, Peter Salovey, said that the renaming was part of the school's effort to make itself more welcoming to students of all backgrounds (along with more generous financial aid).
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The country has hired advisers, including Tony Blair Associates, the consulting firm led by the former British prime minister, to reform its economy and make it more welcoming to Western investors.
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She and the university's chief diversity officer, Patrick Sims, have met with student leaders and listened to their proposals for how the university could be more welcoming to students of color.
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By having fewer new high-skilled workers — or even just keeping the status quo — Washington policymakers risk losing some of the world's most talented minds to more welcoming nations, he said.
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The fact that the world seemed more welcoming and safe for women than ever before made news of Bundy's crimes all the more troubling, according to one woman in the documentary.
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Outside the White House, protesters waved "Families Belong Together" signs and chanted "Shame!" as religious leaders and activists urged the administration to be more welcoming of foreigners and to reunite families.
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Having concrete policies in place, executives say, is a way to deal with implicit bias that some managers and employees may not realize they have, making Starbucks more welcoming for all.
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It may also result in the church being viewed as more open and accepting, especially in cultures where the church faces "competition" from other churches that may be perceived as more welcoming.
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The reasons behind the Koch shift, alone, highlight the frustration among those whose allegiance with the GOP was born of shared interest in free market economics and a more welcoming immigration perspective.
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Legislators in Arlington, Virginia, however, have been more welcoming, going so far as to offer the company up to $23 million just to do what it does best: be really goddamn big.
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When the artist behind the classic Barack Obama "Hope" poster released an array of beautiful new images honoring diversity ahead of Trump's inauguration, they quickly became icons of a more welcoming country.
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"But I think the biggest thing is for each company to look at their benefits and see what they can do to provide a more welcoming package for people taking sick leave."
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How long have you spent on dating sites and do you find it more welcoming to try and be up front about your virginity with connections made online than in real life?
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Less than a month after he appeared on Fox News, whose audience gave him an enthusiastic reception but also combative questions, Mr. Buttigieg visited the more welcoming terrain of MSNBC on Monday.
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In small countries and territories including Bermuda, Malta, Gibraltar and Liechtenstein, officials have recently passed laws, or have legislation in the works, to make themselves more welcoming to cryptocurrency companies and projects.
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Engaged in debates over specific policy proposals, often with immigrants or their relatives in the room, Republicans became more welcoming of immigration and less punitive in their attitudes even to illegal immigration.
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Economists who have been wary of the recent wave of anti-immigrant sentiment are hopeful that Mr. Hassett will be an influential voice in the administration to encourage a more welcoming approach.
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It has traditionally been more welcoming to foreign journalists, scholars and human rights observers than the authorities in mainland China, who regularly bar entry and expel people over coverage of sensitive issues.
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His brand of "compassionate conservatism," while largely driven by a softer tone as opposed to an actual concrete shift in policy objectives or legislative accomplishments, was far more welcoming to outside groups.
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Iberia was also relatively warm during the last Ice Age, between 28000,25500 and 20003,22000 years ago, presenting a more welcoming climate for animals and people who retreated from the rest of Europe.
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"They would feel disappointed when I didn't joyfully reach out and clutch their hand when I would greet them, so I very quickly learned to become more engaged, more welcoming," he said.
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To create links between migrant and long-term residents, Stuttgart's City Council in 2001 adopted the groundbreaking Pact for Integration, which supports several innovative projects that help create a more welcoming environment.
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He says that Jordan has also been more welcoming to refugees than almost any other country, taking in over one million Syrian refugees ("pretty good for a population of just ten million").
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The attack stoked her fears about the country's recent refugee influx, mirroring the unease of a nation that has so far been more welcoming of refugees than anybody else in the European Union.
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Inspired by the signature chocolate chip cookie that every guest receives at one of the over 500 hotels worldwide, the brand is starting a movement to make the world a more welcoming place.
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is more welcoming to first-timers than Dark Souls The first time I played Bloodborne, I spent hours slowly trying to make my way through the game's starting area.
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Along with construction workers and conductors, the system's new Customer Service Ambassadors—employees re-trained to be "professionally nice" after losing their jobs to automation, said Olsen—would get new, more welcoming apparel.
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"Frankly, if the church chose to prohibit lawful carry, as churches can do in Texas, I'd probably go to a more welcoming church," said Mr. Patterson, who attends a Lutheran church in Austin.
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ROME — Since the start of his papacy, Francis has infuriated Catholic traditionalists as he tries to nurture a more welcoming church and shift it away from culture war issues, whether abortion or homosexuality.
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His 2016 statement on the family urged priests and congregations to be more welcoming of people it long castigated as sinners, and to focus more on social missions like caring for the poor.
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Such internal divisions probably amuse Mr. Putin, who saw Russia "suspended" from what was the G-8 after the annexation of Crimea, but who now sees a far more welcoming landscape in Europe.
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Amazon itself seemed to suggest that it was looking for a more welcoming atmosphere than in Seattle, emphasizing that it is looking for a "stable and business-friendly environment" for its new headquarters.
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An ambitious revitalization campaign begun in the mid-1990s by Alain Juppé, the longstanding center-right mayor and a former prime minister, cleaned up the city center, making it more welcoming to pedestrians.
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There is always the whisper that some other, nearby building is the new hot spot with more welcoming rules for social media stars, but 1600 Vine remains the most prominent and best known.
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He's a reformer whose willingness to model Christlike behavior (from washing the feet of Muslim migrants to asking "who am I to judge" LGBTQ people) heralds a new, more welcoming brand of Catholicism.
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In fact, just four months in, it seems Huawei may have already decided to reconsider is expansion into the US, in favor of refocusing its efforts on more welcoming markets like Europe and Asia.
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It means the platform is filled with more real users, and if it cuts down on bots spamming divisive or otherwise problematic content, it should make Twitter as a whole more welcoming to users.
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Jha, who uses they, them, and their pronouns, is the founder of The Empathy Alliance, a nonprofit that works with students and educators to help make schools safer and more welcoming for LGBTQ students.
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DreamHack creative producer Dagny Veinberg told VICE that the company, which is a major player in esports tournaments and events, has been discussing for years how to make its spaces more welcoming to women.
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Even though "research has shown that homophobic language has been consistently maintained" in schools, he says, other forms of verbal and symbolic communication — from both mass media and politicians — has become steadily more welcoming.
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Omar, who wears a hijab, helped prompt a new rule allowing head coverings to be worn on the House floor for religious reasons — making the chamber more welcoming for current and also future members.
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What this points to, then, is something that some scholars have termed "Canadian exceptionalism": The country is just a lot more welcoming to immigrants and minorities than virtually every country in the Western world.
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The design calls for a larger, more welcoming lobby across both buildings, connections through all seven floors and three new terraces that correspond with the Sanaa building's Sky Room, with its wraparound outdoor space.
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The results underscore the success of Chief Executive Officer Steve Easterbrook's multi-year turnaround plan launched in 2015 to refresh McDonald's menus, add more technology to stores and make outlets more welcoming for customers.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "School's Out for the Summer, and It Isn't Coming Back" (news article, June 14): A more welcoming immigration policy stands to benefit rural Wisconsin in more ways than one.
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"They have no vision for what Britain should look like outside the E.U." Those who oppose Brexit altogether were hardly more welcoming, saying Labour's "transitional period" was nothing more than a diversionary stalling tactic.
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New York's experiment with what has been called a green wave is part of a global movement to make urban streets more welcoming to bikes, even as the country's streets have become more dangerous.
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One of the cool things about legalization is that it creates a space that is more welcoming to women, where people who are new to the industry might find it less intimidating to consume.
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It is taking that step with the public markets appearing more welcoming to debutantes: The number of offerings tripled, to 25, in the first quarter of this year from the same time last year.
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Even though it was a better environment and a great place to learn, the New Hampshire boarding school was a long way from home and not much more welcoming socially to the teenaged Yang.
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If Mr. Gianaris and his supporters have their way, and Amazon retreats to Nashville or Atlanta or some other more welcoming city, the mail order house that Jeff Bezos built will probably suffer little.
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In his three years as the head of the Roman Catholic Church, Francis has urged church leaders to be accepting of divorced and LGBTQ followers, pushing for a more welcoming church than his predecessors.
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It's not smashing it into a million bits and pieces, but it's taking critical parts of the company and finding ways to make it more competitive, more welcoming to an ecosystem that supports ... Startups.
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Much of Japan is currently engaged in a rush to make itself more welcoming to tourists ahead of the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, and icon design has often been at the forefront of debate.
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She believes this is just the starting point, and they hope to expand this kind of outreach across the country and build a system that is more welcoming and supportive of startups led by women.
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Just as parenting blogger Beatrice turned her negative experience of cliquedom into a way to find and build a more welcoming community, there are stories that show another, more positive side of Twitter's community spirit.
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This kind of work -- work to ensure everyone has a fair shot at the American dream and to build stronger, more welcoming communities -- is what drives our organizations, and we call upon others to join.
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However, to scale up solar and other power, Cambodia must create a more welcoming regulatory environment for investment in it, said Pheakdey Heng, a founder of the Enrich Institute, a Phnom Penh-based think tank.
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Five years into the Francis papacy, a pope who emphasizes mercy and strikes a more welcoming tone toward L.G.B.T. people is helping to rescue the church from a culture-war Christianity that drives people away.
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Thus, the early going of Game of Thrones was more welcoming to scenes that serve mostly to set up character or theme, and those scenes often occurred when characters were traveling from place to place.
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And in the eight years since FIFA awarded the World Cup to Mr. Putin's Russia, L.G.B.T. activists have made great strides in their efforts to make the sport more accessible, more welcoming, more truly beautiful.
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Only a year ago, Francis' calls to fight climate change and help migrants seemed to place him in the lead of a progressive global vanguard, in keeping with his push for a more welcoming church.
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A request out this week from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy seeks input on less contentious items such as administrative workloads and how to make the country's research environment more welcoming.
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So you make the move to Minnesota, and you find that a lot of the stereotypes are true: people were way more welcoming and neighborly in your small town than they ever were in Baltimore.
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"We are today announcing here on Facebook Live that we are changing the rules on immigration so as to make the UK even more open, even more welcoming to scientists from around the world," Johnson said.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art's new official design, which generated strong negative reactions this week, is part of a larger rebranding effort that the museum says is meant to signal a more welcoming, accessible, current institution.
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But what if some of those refugees end up somewhere more welcoming (New Zealand has offered to admit some of them), obtain a passport and then come to Australia on a holiday or a business trip?
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Such comments should be a reminder both that women are just as susceptible as men to radical ideology, and that ISIS has again demonstrated that it is more welcoming to women than jihadist rival al Qaeda.
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The Mormon church has shifted its tone to be more welcoming and compassionate toward gays and lesbians but hasn&apost changed its doctrinal opposition of same-sex marriage and belief that homosexual relations are a sin.
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Having Moments on the Mac app is a plus, as it's one of the biggest of a slew of changes Twitter has made over the last year in an attempt to make its service more welcoming.
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At the same time, he notes, not only are urban centers more welcoming of the nation's propulsive demographic and cultural change, but they are also more likely to consider themselves winners in the economy's ongoing transformation.
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Women are particularly underrepresented in senior positions dealing with nuclear issues, according to a study by New America, part of a growing effort involving various groups and individuals to make the fields more welcoming to women.
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Some European officials expressed anger on Friday that the European Union was not being more welcoming to migrants at a time when Mr. Trump is turning them away and planning a wall on the Mexico border.
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Hallam advises that anyone planning an action do so openly and publicly (which can lead to a more welcoming culture for participants) and be polite with the police to reduce the odds of an aggressive crackdown.
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The decree is designed to attract digital coin entrepreneurs, who are moving businesses to locations more welcoming to crypto-currencies as they face intensifying scrutiny from regulators over digital currency fund-raising, known as initial coin offerings.
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Amid vocal opposition to Amazon's plans to build a heavily incentivized regional office in New York, people "familiar with the company's thinking" told the Post that the company would consider abandoning the project for somewhere more welcoming.
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A new environment of practical hands-on (front-end) school courses, a more welcoming attitude to newcomers and clearer direction for learning beyond the shallow basics would go a long way in this youth-led digital revolution.
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What started as an idea took off in my school, and just from word of mouth and support we now have 221 chapters (with even more this year!), all dedicated to creating more welcoming and inclusive schools.
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Vigano is part of a small, vocal group of conservative prelates, most of them retired or sidelined by Francis, who have balked at his calls for the Church to be more welcoming to homosexuals and divorced Catholics.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Chinese online wealth management giant Lufax will launch its first overseas platform in Singapore, the company said on Monday, as a more welcoming regulatory environment gave the city state an edge over neighboring Hong Kong.
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Residents have been more welcoming of the all-affordable buildings, partly because there is more consensus on the need for housing for the elderly, and housing authority officials have met regularly with tenants to hear their concerns.
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When you are depressed or lonely, however, it can be hard to exercise, and that pint of cookie-dough ice cream may seem more welcoming than the chia-kale casserole wilting at the back of the fridge.
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And while he thinks The Iberian Rooster's method is "a good thing—any tool that helps people feel safer is important," Bell-Edwards thinks there are simple ways a bar can create a safer, more welcoming environment.
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He arrived in Europe once again leaving behind a trail of questions related to Russian meddling in the 2016 election, flying to the more welcoming arms of a foreign leader with whom his bond is still fragile.
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The danger, she cautioned, is that these explorations are pushed out to a world with pre-existing biases of race and gender that may seek to undermine those seeking freedom and safety in a more welcoming setting.
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Indeed, for a second year in a row, both North Carolina and Texas might have finished at or nearer to the top of our rankings had either state decided to be a bit more welcoming to workers.
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We found that liberal and moderate whites responding to the more welcoming treatment were more likely to be happy and less likely to be angry or sad than were those who were responding to the restrictive treatment.
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Lest the influx of high-design, high-taste destinations make it seem like the region is overrun with moneyed Americans, Ms. Greene reports that her Cabo is more welcoming to tourists of all types than ever before.
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I'm not sure what it would take to convince a technology giant or three to decamp from Silicon Valley — where the local political system doesn't seem to want them — to more welcoming pastures near the Great Lakes.
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Aside from throwing this huge women in computing conference, ABI evaluates companies based on their gender diversity and parental leave policies, and works with partners like Google, HP and Intel to make the workplace more welcoming to women.
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Instagram also recently added a "paid partnership with…" tool for influencers doing sponsorships, which is another way that Instagram is more welcoming to a social media star who wants to get paid to do ads on the platform.
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She took to Twitter on Saturday to tell her story about coming here as a child from communist Romania and finding a home dramatically more welcoming than Switzerland, where she had to hide the truth about her origin.
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Neither seems likely to catch on, but both are more welcoming than "single-payer"—or for that matter, the "public option," the healthcare reform alternative embraced by single-payer skeptics, which is also stuck with a lousy name.
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I found the sidekick role accessible and more welcoming; every alpha needed one or two sidekicks, and so long as I kept providing support I was allowed to sit in their hair-braiding lines at recess and pretend.
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Gucci's Bizzarri and Michele, who both came on board in 2015, gave the brand a top-to-bottom makeover, from new product ranges to stores redesigned to make them more welcoming, in vivid hues and draped in velvet.
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Some are being created with curved hallway walls and sound-absorbing materials to reduce noise, cupboards in patient rooms where instruments can be tucked out of sight and gathering spaces designed to feel more welcoming and less clinical.
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While the data doesn't distinguish between residents aging into the senior population and newcomers relocating to the state, a significantly larger senior population is bound to make the area more welcoming to those who might want to move.
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According to Ms. Bracegirdle, blockchain's decentralized record-keeping could create a "more welcoming art ecosystem" in which collectors and professionals routinely verify the authenticity, provenance and ownership of artworks on an industrywide registry securely situated in the cloud.
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But after President Hugo Chávez vowed to break the country's economic elite and redistribute wealth to the poor, the rich and middle class fled to more welcoming countries in droves, creating what demographers describe as Venezuela's first diaspora.
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But the athletic style of gymnastics that Biles has ushered in is more welcoming to mature gymnasts, leaving open the possibility that she could stick around for the 2020 Games, in Tokyo, when she will be twenty-three.
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Ms. Zamarripa, who is 26 and owns a sustainable design and gift company Lovewild Design, wanted only lamps, sconces and decorative pendant fixtures, with incandescent bulbs or warm LEDs to give the home a warmer, more welcoming glow.
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The people who want to demonstrate that America is a better and more welcoming place than Donald Trump says have to decide, month by month and day by day, just how sure they are that's actually the case.
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They wrote in longhand, in notebooks provided by the center (my friend believes in studies that show longhand is better for concentration and that a lined page is more welcoming than a blank screen for receiving intimacies and secrets).
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Tozzi soon learned that Wolf, now 7, did not, in fact, have special needs, but her experience fueled a mission: "I wanted to create a space that was a little bit more welcoming, more modern, more inspiring," she says.
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He added that Red Bull, who feature prominently in parting ways with Renault and Australian driver Daniel Ricciardo, had given the Netflix cameras good access and would be even more welcoming for a second season now in the works.
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On her first day of school, Bridges was escorted by fire marshals past crowds of screaming protestors — an image that would later become the subject of an iconic Norman Rockwell painting — into the school, which was hardly more welcoming.
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" Because natto contains lots of dormant bacterial cysts, which Dr. Yonetani has observed under the microscope, she speculates that the bacteria can survive the high-acid environment of the stomach and "colonize the intestine, where conditions are more welcoming.
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That's part of the reason I made it my life's calling to ensure the game of hockey became more inclusive and more welcoming for everyone regardless of the color of their skin, their gender or where they come from.
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As the city grows and shifts to make way for this new influx, Mars Petcare, headquartered in nearby Franklin, Tennessee, is focused on the animal citizens coming in; they want to make Nashville a more welcoming place for pets.
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While Oliver and his peers work to make their school a more welcoming place for gay youth, some Trump administration policies, like the ban on transgender individuals in the military, have confirmed fears that Oliver shared with Ms. Clinton.
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In the time since, training protocols have been installed and centered for both responding officers and prosecutors, facilities have been updated to create more welcoming environments for victims, and rape kits no longer stack up like they used to.
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When I ran the VA's Center for Women Veterans, one of my highest priorities was changing the culture throughout the organization to be more welcoming of women veterans, who make up a small but rapidly growing percentage of our nation's veterans.
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Enrollment in for-profit institutions has recently leveled off, likely due to a more welcoming labor environment and the new rules, which had a "chilling effect" on for-profit colleges, Lowell Rickets from the St. Louis Federal Reserve told Axios.
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It's far less likely that evangelical Christians and secular leftists will see eye-to-eye on abortion, and while Moore's stance on LGBTQ rights is more welcoming than many in the SBC, issues of gender and sexuality may likewise prove thorny.
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Kickstarter refused to host the crowdfunding campaign for Dame's first product, Eva, relegating them to Indiegogo instead (Kickstarter later amended their content policy to be more welcoming of sex toys; Dame's second product, Fin, was their inaugural sex toy campaign).
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Mars Petcare created this certification as part of its Better Cities for Pets program, which works with non-profits, local government and businesses to make towns more welcoming to pets, so everyone who wants to can benefit from their presence.
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Their best is probably Locust Abortion Technician since it represents them at the top of their craft, but if you're of the punk persuasion, maybe starting at the PCPPEP is more welcoming (also, one of the best record titles ever).
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The gathering's final document, issued late on Saturday night, called for women to play a greater role in Church decision-making as a "duty of justice", but appeared to water down language that would have been more welcoming to gays.
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One non-profit in Los Angeles, People Assisting the Homeless, is making the shelters it operates more welcoming by allowing pets for emotional support and stepping up security so residents' possessions are not stolen, said its associate director, Jesus Torres.
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Thanks to his efforts, the city will soon see the opening of a new underground rail line linking the Port area to the airport, a municipal improvement that will likely make the city even more welcoming to visitors from afar.
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One theory goes that fellow ex-countrymen have a protective effect on new migrants; and, although tensions remain, locals tend to become more welcoming after years of new arrivals, says Heather Petch of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, a think-tank.
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ROME — In a broad proclamation on family life, Pope Francis on Friday called for the Roman Catholic Church to be more welcoming and less judgmental, and he seemingly signaled a pastoral path for divorced and remarried Catholics to receive holy communion.
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The cake needs no embellishment to make it more welcoming than it already is, but I'll sometimes brush a little warmed marmalade across the top to give it a gloss; it's a fillip, but the cake is worth the extra attention.
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Mohammed's case drew harsh criticism from human rights advocates and refugee lawyers who said his treatment at the detention centre was inhumane, and out of step with the new government's pledge to make Canada a more welcoming place for refugees.
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According to the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, over the past couple of years Russia has managed to increase its economic footprint in European Union countries that are more welcoming than others, notably Austria, Italy and the Netherlands.
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Even as Italy's center-left government — like other formerly more welcoming European countries — has cracked down on illegal immigration, Mr. Salvini's message continues to resonate in a country on the front lines of a great migration that has reshaped European politics.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The rotation to cyclical sectors of the S&P 500 and away from defensive stocks could continue next week if Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen strikes a tone more welcoming to an interest rate increase later this year.
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Relatively few migrants have tried to settle permanently in Hungary; a vast majority who entered or tried to enter in recent years were hoping to use the country as a gateway to more welcoming countries, like Germany and the Netherlands.
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It has attracted criticism for not making itself more welcoming for women or toning down its sexualized atmosphere even as the issue of harassment and assault has grabbed headlines in the last six months and propelled the #MeToo movement into life.
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Now, Gilbeaux is celebrating another happy life change after being on Queer Eye — an encounter with Tammye Hicks, a beloved alum from Queer Eye's second season who rebuilt her church's community center to make it more welcoming to people in the LGBTQ+ community.
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Since his election in 2013, conservatives have sharply criticized Francis, saying he has left many faithful confused by pronouncements that the Church should be more welcoming to homosexuals and divorced Catholics and not be obsessed by "culture war" issues such as abortion.
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Since the election of Donald Trump last fall, a growing number of these refugees have made what once seemed like an improbable calculation: They have abandoned hope for this country and gambled on a risky crossing into one more welcoming to refugees.
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The show feels much more welcoming when you don't have to elbow past crowds of men taking photos with models who have literally been branded with logos in the form of stickers, temporary tattoos or letters across the tops of their mini-dresses.
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It can be an invigorating change of pace in the wake of whatever deep-set feelings Cancer's solar season dredged up, although the sun's nudging to be more direct — and perhaps more welcoming to confrontation — can be more taxing than freeing for some.
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And in Australia, whose government runs ads telling would-be asylum seekers not to come to the country (and sends those who try to miserable conditions in offshore detention camps), 86 percent of people are more welcoming than their government appears to believe.
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I only got 60 turns into a game crab-based Chinese civilization, but I made more active choices than I had over decades of previous Civilizations, and its bright and breezy world made Civ VI feel less daunting and more welcoming than before.
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And beyond how practical its addition would be, a 125-pound division sends a meaningful message: the home for women under MMA's largest banner would grow a little more welcoming and a little larger, or at least find a way to the middle.
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But it's also true that in just about every generation, people have risen up to extend a hand to be more welcoming, to live up to the best ideals of the country, and to become the living embodiment of the Statue of Liberty.
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What's more, absent direct action from lawmakers, the Supreme Court would be wise to keep the current progress of the law in place — and not undermine its own prior cases that helped make the American workplace more welcoming and inclusive to all.
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A long-standing split between attitudes in the more welcoming western Germany and more skeptical former Communist east has also become less marked, Thursday's Bertelsmann Foundation study revealed - though judged purely on economic factors the differences between the two parts remain acute.
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That marks a setback for the progressives who have welcomed his reformist stance on some social issues, such as being more welcoming to divorced Catholics and homosexuals and - with caveats - his willingness to confront a legacy of sexual abuse within the Church.
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Since his election in 2013, conservatives have sharply criticised Francis, saying he has left many faithful confused by pronouncements that the Church should be more welcoming to homosexuals and divorced Catholics and not be obsessed by "culture war" issues such as abortion.
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Director and co-writer Ryan Coogler ("Creed") and his production team (some of which would win deserved Oscars) achieve a level of dense but inviting world-building not seen since "Avatar," but much more welcoming and successful than that James Cameron blockbuster.
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The following afternoon, Austrian police clashed with 500 Italian activists calling for a more welcoming attitude to refugees at the Brenner Pass border, where in recent months thousands of migrants have tried to come through under Europe's Schengen Agreement open-border policy.
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Provided it can raise the funds and get public approvals, the Met hopes to make its Lincoln Center building more welcoming by improving the cramped lobby — which the building's architect, Wallace K. Harrison, was forced to scale back on to save money 50 years ago.
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If hyper-popular museums like MoMA have been described as shopping malls — commercial, crowded, loud, impersonal and the opposite of contemplative — then here, paradoxically, was a retailing emporium with art thrown in, and where viewing that art seemed a rather more welcoming and pleasant experience.
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But instead of fueling xenophobia and treating asylum seekers like him with contempt, Hungary's government should remind the country of its own history and create a more welcoming and humane attitude to those fleeing war and persecution who are seeking safety in Hungary today.
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"There may be opportunities for college campuses to dig into this and see if there are things that they could be doing to make services more welcoming and available to LGBQ students," said senior author Dr. Bradley Stein, of the RAND Corporation in Pittsburgh.
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A more welcoming attitude to donations (even if these are restricted to the personal, rather than the corporate, and perhaps to legacies rather than lifetime gifts that might be seen as involving some quid pro quo) might be sensible, to boost the prizes' value.
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Francis said the church must be more welcoming to homosexuals and the children of same-sex unions, but made clear that he did not consider those unions equal to traditional marriages and blamed same-sex marriage laws for diminishing the value and allure of marriage.
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"Creators often tell us that the communities feel a lot more welcoming than other platforms, partly because they're used to being in this mode of being on Facebook and hanging out and talking with others and sharing on their timeline and feed," Sharma said.
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Yet the visit did seem a little contrived, featuring a facility that looked like a brightly decorated schoolroom that was far more welcoming than cages holding some kids in groups or the ordeal of more than 200 other children who were bused to New York.
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In Hungary, which saw nearly 400,000 asylum seekers pass through its borders last year en route to Germany and other more welcoming destinations, Istvan Matyas Vass, a retired artist and former parliamentarian has, since July, led a group called the Hunyadi Border-Guard Unit.
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The nonprofit recently took over a Walmart-size warehouse, christened Casa del Refugiado, whose Red Cross cots can accommodate up to 1,100 migrants To make the site more welcoming, young local artists were enlisted to spruce up the 125,000-square-foot space with vivid murals.
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Developed by FromSoftware, the studio behind Dark Souls, this takes place in feudal Japan, and incorporates a deep give-and-take parry system that makes combat more nail-biting, strategic, and in a way, more welcoming to newcomers than Dark Souls's stat-heavy progression.
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David Duhalde, the former DSA deputy director who left at the end of 2017 to join Our Revolution, the group spun out of Sanders' 2016 campaign, said events like the one in Iowa City offered a unique opportunity to build a more welcoming electoral coalition.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - A major meeting of Catholic bishops ended on Saturday with a call for women to play a greater role in Church decision making as a "duty of justice", but appeared to water down language that would have been more welcoming to gays.
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"But to the extent Ukraine succeeds more broadly with its big reform agenda items—health, social welfare, anti-corruption—the new Ukraine should actually be a much better and more welcoming place for [Millennials] to rebuild their lives," Rojansky, the Wilson Center director, added.
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So how do you look at that when there's this rhetoric coming out of the administration and then there's the fighting in congress, what does that do for our country when other countries are more welcoming and what's at the heart of our innovation?
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That doesn't sound like a lot, but the Navigation Center's deliberately smaller number of beds, in combination with a higher staff-to-client ratio, has proved over the past eleven months to provide a more welcoming, stable landing spot for people ready to get off the street.
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But there is no question that the de Blasio administration has taken steps to make New York City, long a sanctuary for gay and transgender people from all over the country, an even more welcoming place, as it prepares for the gay pride parade on Sunday.
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The new lab is emblematic of what some believe to be the future of cutting-edge tech research: Much of it is expected to happen outside the United States in Europe, China and longtime A.I. research centers, like Toronto, that are more welcoming to immigrant researchers.
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He's advancing a particular notion of how long-resident, unhyphenated "Americans" ought to think about and react to Muslim and Latino immigrants (and their descendants!) in their midst — one that pushes the zero-sum ideal of "assimilation" over the more welcoming (and more successful) ideal of integration.
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It was presented as a crowning vision for Pennsylvania Station, the busiest train hub in North America — a plan to significantly expand the terminal, including adding eight new tracks, by annexing a full Manhattan block and working to make the vast complex less stifling and more welcoming.
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College leaders pledged to create a more welcoming campus for current and prospective students after two events in 2015: a death threat made against the leader of a student advocacy group and a "Free Speech Wall" set up by a college Republican group that included anti-Muslim remarks.
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The sometimes heated debate came to an emotional head late Monday evening as D.C. delegate Rachel Hoff came out as the first openly gay member of the Republican Convention Platform Committee -- her voice catching as she pleaded with her colleagues to adopt a platform more welcoming of LGBT Americans.
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Many anti-hunger organizers are now starting to think about how they can make their food services more welcoming to L.G.B.T. people, and how to address the issue from a policy perspective, said Abby Leibman, the president and chief executive of Mazon, a national anti-hunger advocacy group.
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" The mention of the word Christmas in holiday greetings and decorations has become a measure of political divisiveness in the U.S. In Charleston, W.Va., the mayor wanted her city to be more welcoming to all faiths and people, so she changed an annual celebration to the "Winter Parade.
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The nine black and Hispanic students who gathered for an interview after school on Wednesday said the sobering statistics had energized them to be even more vocal in the discussion regarding the city's elite schools, and to make Stuyvesant a more welcoming place for future students like them.
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"Each country must do this with the virtue of government, which is prudence, and take in as many refugees as it can, as many as it can integrate, educate, give jobs to," said Francis, who for years has urged nations to be more welcoming to those fleeing war and poverty.
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On Tuesday, the city announced that eight parks will undergo ambitious face-lifts that are about more than just rehabilitation — it is a plan that represents an evolution, officials said, in New York's approach to parks by making these public spaces blend better and be more welcoming to their neighborhoods.
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"United is excited to share with our customers, whether they identify along the binary of male or female or not, that we are taking the steps to exhibit our care for them while also providing additional employee training to make us even more welcoming for all customers and employees," Enqvist said.
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Regardless of the outcome, Shokrollahi is now rethinking his entire business plan, which had included hiring 80 to 100 engineers and designers in the U.S. Instead, that expansion is now likely to occur in Europe or Asia, places where Shokrollahi can easily travel and where the environment is more welcoming.
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Salvini says the new government's more welcoming approach to NGOs has led to an immediate spike in arrivals, with 2,498 boat migrants reaching Italy in September against 947 in the same month last year and 1,854 people coming ashore so far this month against 1,007 in all of October 2018.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Value of a Black College" (Sunday Review, April 2): Skylar Mitchell's testimony mirrors my research 33 years ago that black colleges are effective in graduating black undergraduates because they are more welcoming, have more willing faculty mentors and are more supportive than nonblack colleges.
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Since Francis' election in 2013, Burke has led the charge by conservatives who have sharply criticized the pope, saying he has left many faithful confused by pronouncements that the church should be more welcoming to homosexuals and divorced Catholics and not be obsessed by "culture war" issues such as abortion.
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Ellen Pao, one of the cofounders of Project Include, a nonprofit that advises tech companies about making their workplace more welcoming, says the use of the term "diversity" to describe views like Damore's can confuse the issue, particularly within the tech industry, which has become as polarized as the tech platforms they operate.
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But despite its exclusionary past (did you know that the first woman to run the Boston Marathon in 1967 was almost pushed off the road mid-race?), running is truly one of the most accessible forms of exercise in existence and the community of runners are far more welcoming than they might seem.
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The fear among Republican leaders here is that a smashing victory for Mr. Trump would say more about the party, and about the state, potentially undermining South Carolina's image as a more welcoming place that is no longer defined by figures like Strom Thurmond, the former segregationist presidential candidate who served in the Senate until 2003.
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This trend toward progressive narratives and diverse representation isn't exclusive to SFF culture, of course; in conjunction with the rise of progressive voices on social media, geek communities including sci-fi, comics, and gaming have seen broad pushes over the last decade to end gatekeeping and be more welcoming to fans and creators of all kinds.
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S. Attorney Bharara takes aim at Trump with criticism and jokes Former Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara takes several shots at the administration of President Donald Trump, calling for "facts not falsehoods" as the basis for polticial discourse and a more welcoming stance towards immigrants in his first public speaking event since being fired one month ago.
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Average salary: Base $85,361 + Bonus $31,983 Read more: The 15 highest-paying tech jobs for recent college grads and Gen ZRead more: This CEO worked for the Obama campaign in college, but went into sales to take care of his sick dad — now he's raised $8.5 million to make the sales profession more welcoming to everybody
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In part, she said, that rapid success has been aided by a more welcoming pop music climate for gay artists, a radical shift in recent years that has seen the ascent of mainstream stars like Sam Smith, longtime gay performers like Tegan and Sara, and rising artists like Troye Sivan, Hayley Kiyoko and King Princess, among many others.
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The push to be more welcoming to women is one part of the Space Force's larger effort to build a service that's more reflective of a 21st-century workplace, including keeping gendered terms out of the service's culture and offering more flexible policies to enter and exit the service over the course of a career. Maj. Gen.
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And though she appreciates that some employers attempt to make the workplace more welcoming to people who menstruate, Roberson acknowledges there's still a long way to go: "I want to be able to work for a company where I can tell my boss that I'm having a bad pain day and won't feel like I'm a bad employee because of it," she says.
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In the aggregate, we've become more welcoming to women in major political roles, but on an individual level, in our own lives, there are many, many more of us who have quietly been nodding alongside wives and mothers and sisters and daughters and friends, watching as they race off toward some unfamiliar new life and realizing all we can do is cheer.
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But even though she thinks the show gives the Latinx narrative some much-needed (and entertaining) representation, Justina Adorno, the Puerto Rican-American actress who plays Yoli on the show, feels that the Latinx community needs to be more welcoming — specifically, of people like her who identify as Latinx but don't speak Spanish or feel deeply entrenched in the culture.
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Basketball fans only now tuning in to the college sport might find a more welcoming game, particularly if they are used to the fast-paced, talent-heavy N.B.A. The decision before last season to shorten the shot clock to 30 seconds from 35 and to change several other rules to free up offenses has resulted in faster and higher-scoring games.
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The second thing that they&aposre saying is, well, it&aposs on the American people and the country to be more welcoming to -- particularly of Islamic immigrants to come to this country, because if you aren&apost then they&aposre not going to assimilate, and therefore, they may go into terror and turn to terror as if that&aposs a justification for something like this happening.
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"He could be one of the most travel-friendly presidents in modern history," said Mr. Harteveldt, noting that Mr. Trump has long been part of the travel industry and was deeply involved in the marketing of the Trump Shuttle in its early days — experience that could he put to use thinking of ways to make the United States a more welcoming and appealing destination.
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Pence and Kaine must return to their more welcoming attitude to free trade — and correct the opinions of the presidential candidates they serve — if the U.S. is to survive and thrive in this global economy Shapiro is president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)™, the U.S. trade association representing more than 2,200 consumer technology companies, and author of Ninja Innovation: The Ten Killer Strategies of the Worlds Most Successful Businesses.
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There are the middle-class millennials priced out of the housing market; the retirees seeking sunnier pastures in their home-away-from-home RVs; the remnants and heirs of the new age travelers and ravers who have found Europe more welcoming after Britain criminalized nomadic ways of living in 250; as well as people for whom vehicle-dwelling is a way to stay off the streets and keep a roof over their heads.
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With articles like 10 Ways White Liberals Perpetuate Racism and 3 Ways Our Middle Class 'Good Intentions' Do More Harm Than Good, the site can sometimes feel like a parody of PC culture (detractors sometimes send hate mail with accusations of male or white genocide)—but it's become a haven and healing tool for anyone who's ever felt emotionally abused, victimized by the many kinds of white, Western, straight, or thin privilege that abound today, or wondered how to make a terrible world feel a little more welcoming.
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