Sentence examples for a laudable step from inspiring English sources

"This is a laudable step.

Obama's spending freeze proposal was "a laudable step, but a small one".

Child protection experts say that the efforts in recent years by the Boy Scouts to better track, report and train youth leaders, and its humility in admitting failure, are all laudable steps, but that much more is needed by an organization that built its name and reputation on trust.

"While this is a laudable first step, the overall result is very disappointing as the GPFG's total investments in the coal industry show only a marginal decrease".

Dave Johnson, national secretary for business, community and environment at trade union Unison, was more generous, calling it a "laudable first step".

While a laudable first step, the WHO Code is international soft law and is non-binding (i.e. voluntary), has no enforcement mechanisms, and is confined in its formal implementation to member states, which may limit its scope and effectiveness.

While he praised Anthem for taking the "unusual and quite laudable step in coming forward quite quickly," he cautioned that company officials might not know the scope of the attack at this point.

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The five-point proposal of the commission, headed by Cardinal Joseph Bernardin of Chicago, said that Hunthausen had taken "laudable steps" to respond to the Vatican criticisms, according to a church source familiar with the seven-page report.

Finding an additional space and reaching out to the community are both laudable steps.

The good news is that EMI, one of the big four, is taking some laudable steps to open its vault of music.