Sentence examples for It commends from inspiring English sources

It commends a series of benefits of academies, but says there are a number of challenges, including ensuring the schools remain dedicated to teaching disadvantaged pupils as their popularity grows.

Frommer's lists exploring Millennium Park as one of the four best free things to do in the city, and it commends the park for its various artistic offerings.

But it's more than performance that the dance film hails; it commends and applauds play.

The wireless phone company Sprint said that it "commends the F.C.C. for the careful and deliberate approach it has taken on this issue".

More prosaically, it commends the ventilation system as "favored by the majority of the great London hospitals," allowing the audience "to hear the divinest harmony in a state of immunity to all unhygienic elements".

But York Minster said it "commends Richard to Leicester's care".

It commended the government for taking "strict measures to check such untoward events".

"In our view, the strategy to manage the European sovereign debt crisis continues to lack effectiveness," it said, even as it commended Spain's efforts at reform.

But it commended DfID for the "vigorous efforts" now being made in Sierra Leone, where Britain has taken the lead in international aid, mirroring the US role in neighbouring Liberia and France's role in Guinea.

It commended the New York Police Department for initiating a program, in the wake of the Edwards shooting, to test officers for unconscious racial bias, something Mr. Stone said he hoped would be replicated across the country.

Still, it commended the investigation, and said that if the evidence had pointed toward exoneration, "we have no doubt the Review Team was prepared to recommend without reservation that Friedman's conviction be overturned".