And what is most commendable about him is that he doesn't deign to converse.
But what is so commendable about this Leicester team is that they have played without fear when staring relegation in the face.
The efficiency improvements identified in this paper would only have helped to accelerate what is already commendable progress in these areas.
The Football League has in the past tried to keep all the clubs together, which is commendable, but what is good for the goose has to be be good for the gander.
What is not so commendable, however, is Wade's proposal for doing so.
He says in the end that he still doesn't have a clear idea of what happened, which is commendable honesty in an investigator, but isn't necessarily a recommendation for the author of a 438-page book.
This defensive analysis is reflected in the oft-repeated "no one got fired for hiring (insert your favorite reputed professional service firm)." The desire to make considered, fact-based decisions is, of course, commendable, but what is the cost of this behavior when it becomes a crutch for not making decisions or taking potentially unpopular action?
To the casual observer, the reduction of half a million metric tons of CO2 per year may seem commendable, but what is the perception of these projects from the local indigenous communities where these projects are being built?
While, what the girls accomplished is commendable, they are one of many participating teams determined to use their imagination to improve their world.
Rather, he argued that the project is commendable for what it represents: a gathering place on the waterfront that respects the old building but brings new uses.
