1.Mr Weldon, the head of a factory, was friendly to him because he found the young man was clever and able.
威尔登先生，一个工厂的老板，对他非常的好，因为威尔登先生觉得他是聪明能干的青年。
2.State Department spokesman Mark Toner said Mr. Weldon was 'in no way acting on behalf of the United States government. '
国务院发言人唐纳（MarkToner）说，威尔顿“绝非代表美国政府”。
3.Weldon insists that the company's problems are being addressed.
但是Weldon坚称公司的问题已经得到解决。
4.In 2011, Mr. Weldon must revive J&J's squeaky-clean image of corporate responsibility as he looks to preserve his legacy.
2011年，维尔登要想保住自己由来已久的威名，就必须重振强生无可指摘的公司责任形像。
5.Weldon said he is on a private mission to urge the Libyan leader to step down.
他说这是一次私人目的的旅行，敦促利比亚领导人辞职。
6.Asked if he can assure consumers there won't be any more recalls, Weldon said, "I don't think you can ever say 'never' to anything. "
Weldon在被问及是否能向消费者保证以后不会再发生召回事件，他说，“我认为任何人都不能就任何事情说永远不会。”
7.Although their biological dad has disappeared, Michele Weldon's three sons have not been fatherless.
虽然没有了亲生父亲，但米歇尔•韦尔登的三个儿子并不缺少父爱。
8.Weldon said it was premature to discuss plans for a media campaign.
Weldon说目前讨论采取媒体攻势的计划还为时过早。
9.William Weldon, the chief executive, was berated at a congressional hearing in September.
9月，公司首席执行官威廉韦尔顿，在国会听证会上备受斥责。
10.Weldon led a U. S. congressional delegation to those countries, which include North Korea, South Korea, China, Russia and Japan, in January.
韦尔登曾在今年1月率领美国国会代表团访问这些国家，即北韩、韩国、中国、俄罗斯和日本。