He did an admirable job helping to get rid of the butcher in Libya, Gaddafi.
"While it's admirable to help, posting information on anyone noted in pictures could have a devastating effect on their life".
It is, of course, entirely admirable to help her get her daughter into a good school, but there are better ways to do so.
A decade later, and the TaxPayers' Alliance is one of Britain's best-known and most effective campaigning organisations – with 80,000 signed-up supporters, thousands of media appearances and the admirable record of helping to deliver tax cuts that will be worth £37bn in 2014-15.
There's the admirable desire to help promote the paper you work for, and the less admirable one to promote your own career.
Eric Shinseki, the secretary of veterans affairs, has taken admirable steps to help veterans by expanding and improving programs to fight homelessness and provide more psychological care.
The National Football League wants to buttress the sagging ratings of ABC's "Monday Night Football," an admirable gesture to help a network that is losing a bundle on its marquee property.
It might all seem to be an admirable attempt to help Iraqis come to grips with their country's painful past of sectarian violence — if so many similar, horrific actions weren't taking place across the country this year, human rights advocates say.
As for Xerox's role, Cerf says that Ethernet was an admirable technology that helped linked computers together, but "the internetworking method did not scale particularly well".
"Criminalizing essential and legitimate human rights work is a brazen attack on people seeking safe haven from persecution and those who carry out admirable work to help them," said Gauri van Gulik, Amnesty International's Europe director.
The point of this section is looking at the admirable members is simply that they are admirable and inspiring to help you walk your own path.
