Sentence examples for admirable process from inspiring English sources

Now, it's possible to argue that King is a less resonant figure in the UK, where the US's civil rights struggles are a distant if admirable process.

Involving relatives in the decision making process is admirable, but can also be unfair.

As the US secretary of state, John Kerry, continues to encourage the release of Palestinian prisoners to further the Middle East peace process, how admirable it would be if someone who risked his life and sanity for the very purpose of peace was finally allowed to lead a normal life in the country of his choosing.

But think about it this way: The candidate who got noticed demonstrated resourcefulness and an admirable focus on the process's ultimate goal: a hiring transaction that benefits both candidate and employer.

Although full disclosure and transparency in the entire food production process is an admirable goal, this exemption also makes sense because it's current law in other nations and is just sound policy.

Aid pledges, both old and new, were repackaged with some admirable language about a "Somali-led" process and unveiled in Brussels.

But to ask the question again: can these endeavours, admirable as they may be, constitute an academic process?

"It started off as an admirable thing, but because of concerns of the integrity of the process, it devolved into something uglier," Mr. Hasen said.

Admirable words, but the testimonies of McIlroy and Willett highlight a flawed process.

As can be seen in cities with admirable civic environments like Portland Oregon, engagement is a culture and not a one-time process or event.

Many thoughtful scholars have already done an admirable job attempting to define human dignity and it place in the policy making process.