Sentence examples for but commend from inspiring English sources

There's nothing left to do but commend the motion to the house.

And I can do nothing but commend him because he's done it multiple times over multiple years.

Given the myriad of other reasons to limit human fertility (Dr Potts notes, for example, that slowing population growth is essential if poverty is to be eradicated), your correspondent cannot help but commend the report to mandarins meeting in Bangkok on September 28th to discuss the forthcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.

Although some organizations with national sounding names make up their stories, I have no reason to doubt the ASPCA tale of Brutus, and I have no reason to do anything but commend ASPCA for that effort and others like it that they make to save animals.

Simon disagreed with that characterization ("In fact, I am," he said) but commended the strength of her vocals.

In a statement published on Groupon's blog, Ms. Georgiadis did not explain the reason behind her resignation, but commended the company on its progress.

She doesn't say exactly what kind of purpose she'd expect a two-year-old to pursue, but commends structured play, politeness and obedience to a teacher.

She glides over any mention of Sturgeon, but commends Scotland's female role models generally and says: "I'm all for helping women with their confidence, and once they get that, nothing can stop them".

It failed to mention that Jackson had responded well to the structured environment of juvenile detention: Department of Youth Services caseworkers found that he needed to work on his "inconsistent behavior" but commended his "favorable response to treatment," his "valuable" contributions in anger-management class, and his efforts to earn a G.E.D.

The World Diamond Council has announced corporate members will help boost the process's administrative capabilities while Shabangu acknowledged some of the challenges ahead but commended the "common understanding on the merging of certain structures within the Kimberley Process geared to enhance the effectiveness of our organisation".

Halsall called her "dinky," but commended her spirit.