It sounded tired then, so I was surprised to hear it in the otherwise admirable Inaugural Address of 1961.
"Montgomery County has taken some admirable steps to address it on the low end.
Reddit's decision not to allow hiring managers or job candidates to negotiate salary is an admirable attempt to address a stubborn problem.
I discovered the limits of admirable attempts to address racial disparities in law enforcement when I went to Milwaukee earlier this year, to look at the innovative work being done by the local district attorney, John Chisholm.
The New York Times hailed the "Visionary San Francisco" exhibition as "one of the most ambitious, and admirable, efforts to address the realm of architecture and cities that any museum in the country has mounted in the last decade".
The New York Times hailed the exhibition as "one of the most ambitious, and admirable, efforts to address the realm of architecture and cities that any museum in the country has mounted in the last decade", despite calling Ming and Hodgetts's reaction to Gibson's contribution "a powerful, but sad and not a little cynical, work".
With pursed lips and admirable restraint, Mr. Karmazin addresses every question, from the germane to the ridiculous.
Judge Irenas said the attorney general's office had done an "admirable" job of addressing various state and federal court rulings that have ordered revisions to the law.
Elizabeth Burgert, a 35-year-old parishioner, said she thought Father Last had done an admirable job of addressing an issue that was on everyone's mind and offering a spiritual message at the same time.
"What I would say beyond that is there's going to have to be a lot of thinking that is done about the next generation of technologies — and so while I think GDPR does a admirable job of addressing some of the issues with current technologies the stuff that's coming is, frankly, when you think about the bad cases is terrifying.
While it is admirable to attempt to address such sweeping topics, the execution falls short of the goal.
