Sentence examples for a laudable approach to from inspiring English sources

"Do You Need That Test?" (editorial, April 9) describes a laudable approach to cutting costs of health care, but assuring it is another question.

"I fully understand the principle of devolving power to the people who live locally - I think that's a laudable approach - but the first stage has got to be an English government speaking on behalf of all the people of England".

Despite this laudable approach, he's not about to lambast those who aren't so attuned to nature's flux.

And he had a laudable wish to improve himself educationally.

So, a laudable effort to change our perceptions of beauty?

But Mandela also showed a laudable aversion to greed.

This may be a laudable effort to ensure that responsibility is spread throughout the organisation.

In this regard, it reframes developing country contributions with respect to deforestation as a laudable service to the world community, rather than simply a reduction in bad behavior.

The study was a laudable effort to delve into the nitty-gritty of official data, highlighting HRW's growing interest in the mechanics of quantitative work.

The no-quibble approach to damages is laudable, but BP was always responsible for the consequences of any spill.

As a read its not particularly great - quite repetitive really and he can get a little bogged down sometimes - but the overall strength of his ideas and vision, his clarity of thought (for the most part) and the resounding common sense of his approach to economics is laudable and, in its own way, exhilarating.