Despite the Forest Service's commendable action, such a policy seems as remote as ever, in part because Gale Norton, the interior secretary, has a strong preference for local stewardship over top-down federal management.
That is a truly commendable action -- once again, reflecting the will of the voters in legal reality.
Although governments have taken commendable action to establish the necessary services, the region is facing limited resources and inadequate capacities and therefore requires urgent support.
Much the same holds for the former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, minus the commendable actions.
Tim Pawlenty, who, as governor of Minnesota, took some commendable actions on climate change, has now renounced them, saying that everyone "has got some clunkers in their record".
To be sure, it is a minor factual footnote in a larger story of commendable actions by several of the city's sworn emergency responders.
Like most immigrants, my parents settled in a country largely unaccustomed to integration and fought battles to give their children a better life - surely commendable actions?
In addition, the replicability and opportunities for further analyses are enhanced by the recent commendable actions of the INDEPTH Network to put cause of death and other data sets into the public domain.
Instead of focusing on the commendable definitive actions that Binghamton University and the SUNY chancellor, Nancy L. Zimpher, have taken to ensure student safety and abolish hazing, your coverage digs up incidents and complaints that are nearly a year old.
He called Attorney General Janet Reno's action "commendable" though he lamented the photograph of "these armed military-type people going in".
Noting that the commendable course of action would of course be to stay put, Ralph Stein, a professor at Pace Law School, pointed out that in the absence of witnesses it could make practical sense to flee a one-car accident if you were drunk.
