In its report, the committee said, "Coe's "answers to us about this were misleading". It continued, "Lord Coe may not have read the email and attachments sent to him by David Bedford, whose actions we commend, but it stretches credibility to believe that he was not aware, at least in general terms, of the main allegations that the ethics commission had been asked to investigate.
"The budget sets aspirational goals for research funding, which we commend, but, other than energy research, the proposed investments rely on mandatory funding streams that Congress will not seriously consider".
Supporting the rights of LGBT people worldwide is to be commended, but if that sentiment is more than pinkwashing, it should be backed up by action at home.
All of them – Gillibrand, Sanders, Wyden, Leahy and Merkley – deserve to be commended, but it's embarrassing that so many others would go ahead and vote for this.
This continuing reduction of nuclear weapons is to be commended, but these new results show that even much more modest nuclear arsenals leave the possibility of a nuclear environmental catastrophe.
All were highly commended but coffee chain Starbucks stood out from this high-class field for paying virtually no UK corporation tax – and then making an absolute Horlicks of trying to defend itself.
All of this is to be highly commended, but he needs to remember that even with the world's most famous fashion brands, it is the individualism of the designer that makes the label stand out.
The case of home improvement store Lowe's Canada, which gave away 1,000 red maple trees after a heavy storm in Toronto is to be commended, but it's not new.
The Economist deemed the film "fast-paced, well-acted and clear," a lucid portrayal of "the ugly choice between bail-out and total meltdown".Along similar lines, other reviews suggested that the film's "clarity" or "efficiency" was to be commended, but I cannot help but wonder whether such clarity, in this case, obscures more than it reveals.
This saying, at that time, was but slightly commended; but within a few days after, when news was brought that Tolmides himself had been defeated and slain in battle near Coronea, and that many brave citizens had fallen with him, it gained him great repute as well as good-will among the people, for wisdom and for love of his countrymen.
In other words, writers of epitomes--like the author of the above manuscript--are to be commended, but readers of epitomes--like the people who buy Thomas Mason's abridgement--are taking the easy way out.
