Sentence examples for commendable change from inspiring English sources

Traditionally salespersons have not viewed their obligations of beneficence in this way, but perhaps paternalistic beneficence would be a commendable change of practice?

Members will recall that the efforts of recent years have secured some commendable changes since the crises of the late 1980s.

"We have to give them a credible and commendable way to change their votes," Mr. Blumenthal said of a handful of senators who could be persuaded, starting with Mr. Begich and Ms. Ayotte.

For an important expert like Ledeen to say that Obama's brand of fascism represents "tyranny of a very different sort" from the old Axis brand shows a commendable desire to change the tone in Washington.

But D. Wayne Lukas said his plans for Commendable had not changed: next is the Haskell at Monmouth Park on Aug. 6.

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".

His reasons behind the change are commendable but could such a significant alteration to his diet at this stage of the season compromise his racing edge?

The president's attention to climate change is commendable and he is often eloquent on the subject.

This is a commendable and much awaited change of focus in the cruciate ligament replacement field.

Recent education and welfare reforms are broadly commendable, but do little to change the fundamentals.

Aided by Douglas Alexander, Mr Miliband slowly built the strength and the argument to do what he'd always wanted to do, and in a speech yesterday ruled out a purely arbitrary plebiscite, while committing to one only in the event of treaty changes, which – with commendable honesty – he conceded were most "unlikely".