Retreating in order to avoid violence is not the commendable act of a prudent man, but the act of a coward, of someone who runs away.
After being suspended from school for a normally commendable act, I determined if I was going to be punished for doing something good than I might as well do something that would gain more notoriety in my neighborhood.
I hate to criticize Lammily -- the new "normal" looking doll for little girls -- as challenging the all-mighty Barbie and her size negative-four standards is a commendable act.
In a commendable act of almost but nope, Foer mentions the importance of civil asset forfeiture while skirting around the fact that forfeiture laws incentivize making drug cases into federal ones, so as to get around states with higher burdens of proof for taking property.
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While I am sure Mr. Green's beliefs are sincere and his acts are commendable, they should have no bearing on this case.
"The goals of the Protect IP Act are commendable, but the potential for damaging unintended consequences is its major flaw," he wrote Moving forward, I will work with my colleagues, the stakeholders and the American people to find a workable solution that protects intellectual property rights while promoting an open and vibrant Internet".
New York City corrections officials have done a commendable job reducing the number of beatings, stabbings and other violent acts that have long plagued city jails.
(While commendable, the need for the act was called into question by activists).
After a few off-kilter moments in the first act, Alexander Vedernikov made a commendable house debut in the pit, leading a supple and passionate rendition of Tchaikovsky's gorgeous score.
#Commendable #Honorable Real men don't act nor talk that way.
