"Publicity is justly commended as a remedy for social and industrial diseases," Justice Louis D. Brandeis wrote in 1933.
Vancouver's plan to become the greenest city in the world has been internationally commended as a successful climate change strategy.
District and Circle was the poetry collection critics most commended as a present at Christmas, according to a Booktrust survey yesterday.
Divines – about a teenage girl in the Paris suburbs, commended as a successor to La Haine – won the Camera d'Or for best debut.
Eager for an ordeal The illustrated brochure commends As a bath to ridThe body of its filth both real and unreal, I have bought their boast, "We make you feel reborn," For fifty euros.
So the arch-Florentine Niccolo Machiavelli (whom Rushdie commends as "a profound philosopher of republican humanism") seeks for the "hidden truths" about society and politics behind the official smokescreen of doctrine and dignity.
The former member of the Parachute Regiment and keen rugby player had also been commended as a senior shift supervisor during the 1973 head-end plant incident, in which he had been severely exposed to ruthenium.
The Golden Notebook, published 45 years before, was commended as a "pioneering work" that "belongs to the handful of books that informed the 20th-century view of the male-female relationship".
This should, as Jonathan Steele correctly observes be commended, as a recognition by the Bush administration that the rules of international politics are not black and white, and the use of force is not the only option or indeed, the preferred option to solve crises.
The FISH-LIFT is commended as a suitable tool for investigations requiring trawl caught live fish, as for the study of external parasites, for loosely scaled fish, for deep water fishes, for tagging experiments and for the collection of fish for other experiments and aquariums.
