It was a most congenial weekend.

With our congenial souls? secrets too bold?

Attitudes formed in such congenial circumstances die hard.

That means I can pursue this case in a congenial atmosphere.

In Bangladesh we have created a highly congenial climate for external investment.

Well, there are a number of political reasons why people have found it congenial.

And no possible conclusion to it could be more congenial to me than this.

I can offer you a comfortable home a sunny garden a congenial atmosphere my cherry pies.

So congenial that Gaston returned, canceled all engagements and left Paris that same evening for Monte Carlo.

Tonga became known as the Friendly Islands because of the congenial reception accorded to Captain James Cook on his first visit in 1773.

The friendly support, the quiet confidence, congenial hospitality shown by our Hawaiian and military hosts this is starting made the experience enjoyable and unforgettable.

The friendly support, the quiet confidence, congenial hospitality shown by our Hawaiian and military hosts (Music) this is starting made the experience enjoyable and unforgettable.

There are already dangerous signs that global firms are moving activities into more congenial jurisdictions in order to avoid tighter regulation in the major financial centers.

Entrepreneurship can take root in culturally congenial regions of any country after economic barriers against it are lifted, and then feed on itself to grow to national significance.

The main constraint to achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) is the lack of a congenial global trading system for agricultural products, which are among our main exports.

Congenial conditions have been created for the return of the tribal refugees who left their homes in the Chittagong Hill districts and have been in India for a long time.

The US may have less control in the future, but it may find itself living in a world somewhat more congenial to its basic values of democracy, free markets, individual liberties, and human rights.

Yet consistent implementation is crucial to avoiding another regulatory race to the bottom. There are already dangerous signs that global firms are moving activities into more congenial jurisdictions in order to avoid tighter regulation in the major financial centers.

The Middle East, of course, is not a congenial neighborhood. But audacity in the quest for peace, as demonstrated by Yitzhak Rabin and Barak himself in the past and as Dayan demonstrated as a negotiator with Egypt is no sign of weakness.

I am happy to report that after constructive negotiations with all parties concerned, including Myanmar and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), a congenial atmosphere has been created for the safe and voluntary repatriation of the refugees.

For over seventy years this event has served as a point of contact for thinkers from disparate fields of knowledge ranging from depth psychology and comparative religion to history, literary criticism and folklore, and provides a setting and a congenial group within which to discuss all things spiritual.

Now, nearly one million people have fled Burma s political and economic chaos for neighboring countries, and another million people remain internally displaced. Our youth are at an all time high risk of drug addiction from the massive flow of narcotics, particularly amphetamine type stimulants (ATS), from Burma, while the generals there maintain congenial ties with notorious drug lords.

How can such a scenario be realized? China must declare, loudly and clearly, that greater democracy, not mutant Leninism, is its ultimate political goal, and that as this evolutionary process takes place and the political climate becomes more congenial, they look forward to discussing how to better weave a political, as well as an economic, fabric with Taiwan.