So instead of lauding those who put up with the limitations of Standard English, let's back-slap those who have broken free of this collective inertia and found their own solution.
They also tend not to be run by sexist dinosaurs like Lord Sugar anymore, something the government should think about very carefully before lauding the tycoon as their key adviser on anything business-related.
Richard Scudamore, the chief executive, lauding the Premier League's brand image again last week, should be told there is a more attractive one in the Football League, uncorrupted by silly money, though even that may not match the 1950s.
Le Pen senior, who co-founded the FN in 1972, was suspended from the party on Monday night over inflammatory comments he made belittling the Holocaust and lauding the Nazi-collaborationist Vichy regime.
I started the campaign because the event was not only happening without any apparent critical discussion, but was lauding him at a time when the extent of his government's abuses are becoming ever more apparent".
Mr Erdogan poured oil on the fire with a speech lauding the "epic heroism" of the police, without mentioning any of their victims.The government is now circulating its own version of events in a video entitled "The Great Game", which tries to support Mr Erdogan's rants about a global conspiracy against him.
But so much is written lauding Toyota's production systems that it is refreshing to hear a dissenting voice.
Perhaps not entirely coincidentally, Grange has received rave notices from Robert Parker, the world's most influential wine critic, who is based in America.In this section Dutch capped Scaling heights Smokescreens Sometimes a snowball is art Taste buds Down Under In search of icons ReprintsBut while lauding Grange, Mr Parker has often been cruelly dismissive of many of Australia's other efforts.
That would make Scotland a good candidate for our title, except that lauding it as a country because it chose not to become one might seem gallingly contrarian.Disaster has been averted elsewhere, too.
But Korea also bred its own liberation theology (minjung), lauding the poor and oppressed.
One of the government's favourite think-tanks, Demos, published a pamphlet lauding mutual societies last year.
