Sentence examples for be commended on from inspiring English sources

Whatever hand, human or randomly digital, is guiding the programming over at Netflix, they are to be commended on consistently turning up the most pleasingly unexpected documentaries.

So they are to be commended on how they handled his condition.

"We played some fantastic football and the players have to be commended on their level of skill".

President Bush is to be commended on his recent statement in support of mental health parity (news article, April 30).

The competition commission should be commended on its thorough investigation and we look forward to the implementation of its findings.

Despite its criticisms, the committee says the government should be commended on the response it provided once the WHO belatedly realised the magnitude of the outbreak.

When the floor was handed over to another panelist, Frans Timmermans, first vice-president of the European commission, Johnson was commended on his statement that the UK would remain part of Europe.

The move was commended on the following day by John Huyett, president and chief executive of the Magellan Corporation in Santa Clara, Calif., the company that manufactured the first handheld G.P.S. receiver and also makes Avis's NeverLost system.

Paul Lewis, special projects editor at the Guardian, has won a European Press Prize for 'Reading the Riots.' His year-long research project into the causes of the 2011 summer riots, which was run jointly with the London School of Economics, won in the 'Innovation' category and was commended on its unique approach to investigative journalism.

For his actions, Beaty was commended on the battlefield by General Benjamin Butler and seven months later, on April 6, 1865, awarded the Medal of Honor.

According to the documents, Marsh had been commended on four occasions, formally awarded once, and received a complimentary letter from a citizen.