Sentence examples for a commendable policy from inspiring English sources

Under a commendable policy of glasnost, introduced by Alan Greenspan and extended by Ben Bernanke, the Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed's policy-making arm, now releases full transcripts of its deliberations after a delay of five years.

Why have you dumped the very commendable policy of transparency in reportage you introduced? "The anonymous frontbencher who arrogantly asserted: 'Ed cannot stay on if he loses [next year's general election]' should have the courage of their convictions and go public on their remarks".

Clinton's persistent focus on raising women's issues in every African country she visited last week add oomph to early and commendable policy steps by the White House and the State Department (here, here, here).

At Stanford, the 48-year-old Willingham instituted commendable policies like May Education Month, which required his players to engage in self-help training regimens like table manners, dressing for success and public speaking.

As for international relations, Mr. Bush passed his first major test through a combination of caution, luck and a commendable ability to take good advice from a sound foreign-policy team.

So far, much to Downing Street's relief, there has been a commendable (if surprising) reluctance to make a causal connection between Mr Blair's Iraq policy and the bombings.

A commendable statement, indeed.

It was a commendable aspiration.

That he had been a commendable governor?

But it was a commendable achievement nevertheless.

This is a commendable overall statement.