Sentence examples for * the commendation from inspiring English sources

But the commendation awards kept piling up.

The Coast Guard later presented the commendation to at least two other members of Mr. Wittek's unit, one posthumously.

At minimum, Mr. Liu has significantly expanded and elevated the commendation process, say recipients and people familiar with the process.

He adapted and invented new technology for fighting fires in high rise buildings that received the commendation of then Mayor John Lindsay.

Serving on active military duty from 1956 to 1959, he was awarded the Commendation Ribbon with Medal Pendant for his work on the revision of the Manual for Courts-Martial.

Today it is your generation that has borne a heavy burden soldiers, graduates of this Academy like John Meyer and Greg Ambrosia who have braved enemy fire, protected their units, carried out their missions, earned the commendation of this Army, and of a grateful nation.

A Vietnam Veteran who was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service in Vietnam, Bob served in the army from 1965-67.

He was awarded the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat "V" and was honorably discharged with the rank of Lieutenant in May , 1967

As for the public commendation — there are Support Schneiderman petitions on the Internet, and 21 New York Congressional representatives signed a letter in August praising his behavior in the banking case — Mr. Schneiderman said he was not surprised so much by its existence as by its intensity and longevity and the variety of forms it has assumed.

But the medical commendation of plant eating retained a strong theological dimension, as when Cheyne wrote, "The infinitely wise Author of Nature has so contrived Things, that the most remarkable Rules of preserving Life and Health are moral Duties commanded us".

The Anglo-German agreement of 1890 was followed by commercial treaties with Austria, Romania, and other states; by concluding them he earned the express commendation of the emperor William II and the title of count, but he was from this time relentlessly attacked by the Agrarians, and he had to depend greatly on the support of the Liberals and other parties that had been formerly in opposition.