Saving of time superiority in work and healthfulness, are three strong commendations.
One factor in his favor was his service last year as a frontline soldier in Afghanistan, where he won strong commendations from his superior officers.
The board of the foundation, which includes new appointee Jay Naidoo (a Daily Maverick contributor), issued an even stronger commendation: "Archbishop Desmond Tutu is and has throughout his life been one of Africa's great voices for justice, freedom, democracy and responsible, responsive government.
There is no indication, however, that work-related stress led to Officer Morelli's death; he had not been involved in any shootings during nearly 12 years on the force, and he had compiled a strong record of commendations from the community.
An action truly open alike to the highest commendation and the strongest censure; for either the greatness of his virtue raised him above the impressions of sorrow, or the extravagance of his misery took away all sense of it; but neither seemed common, or the result of humanity, but either divine or brutish.
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".
For her strong showing (gaining 47percentt of the vote) in the primary, she deserves commendation here.
But admitting students deserved no commendation, and indeed deserved condemnation, if it wasn't accompanied by strong efforts to train the students for productive careers.
Special commendation: Zoe Telford, Greyhawk.
It read "Letter of Commendation".
