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His long-range penalty bore that out and was a commendable display of nerve from a player not always renowned for it.

Whereas once condemning sexist and racist language and behaviour was a commendable endeavour, it is now a pejorative shorthand for oversensitivity and nonsense.

It was a commendable aspiration.

But it was a commendable achievement nevertheless.

But as they neck shots, flick plectrums into the crowd and yell "thank you so much" after pretty much every song, Nickelback are amiable hosts, and there's a commendable leanness, pace and power to this performance.

David Cameron will shortly introduce public registers of the real owners of companies set up in the UK, and that's a commendable first step – but, as the Panama Papers have shown, the real problem is in our tax havens.

The Tunisian locations make a good substitute for the Holy Land, the sets and costumes – aside from in the brief scene where Brian is kidnapped by aliens – are convincing, and there's a commendable feel for the contemporary sense of popular resentment against the Roman Empire.

BANGKOK, 10 August 2012 –  A Thai Cabinet resolution aimed at curtailing the marketing and promotion of infant formula and other breast milk substitute products in all medical and  health care facilities "is a commendable and critical step towards ensuring the best start in life for all children in Thailand," UNICEF and WHO said today.

Appleby wants to cram every­thing into this book, and while that's a commendable impulse, it occasionally produces a breathless, hurried feel.

If Blears had announced an initiative seeking to strengthen the voice of women in society to create a greater equality between men and women, that would be a commendable move.

At a time when good ideas are depressingly scarce in the political and economic debate, and bipartisan agreement even scarcer, this is a commendable start.