Sentence examples for be commended when from inspiring English sources

Such discoveries deserve to be trumpeted, and the careful librarians, curators and conservators who handle such books are to be commended when they take the time to understand the book as physical object and cultural repository.

• To the Editor: You are to be commended for urging caution when it comes to natural gas drilling in the Marcellus Shale.

Director Demme too, should be commended for his restraint when it comes to the violence, choosing to focus on faces and suggestion than actual gore.

He seemed to expect to be commended for his bravery, and when I moved away he and the other Taliban were regaling a group of mujahideen with the details of their nocturnal adventure.

Big men who can kick goals, set them up and support a ruckman are worth their weight in gold, and Richmond must be commended for sticking fat with Vickery when rival clubs came sniffing during last year's trade period.

Bloomer found room to praise Formula One when he said: "F1 should be commended for developing their human rights policy.

Mellon is to be commended for his regal bearing at a time when so many of his fellow billionaires have opted for the silly look.

Furthermore, even when socially disfavoured action seemed to be commended, this was frequently done to introduce a principle necessary in any satisfactory moral theory.

The bishops support overseas aid, and write: The government is to be commended for committing 0.7% of GDP to overseas aid when budgets have been so hard pressed.

When it governs justly, it should be commended.

"When people do it, they really should be commended," he said.