Baha'u'llah, the Prophet Founder of the Baha'i Faith, is quoted to have said, "The betterment of the world can be accomplished through pure and goodly deed, through commendable and seemly conduct". Raayai has strived to live this concept and finds her faith and MIT education to synergize towards this goal.
Inspired by the McKinsey report, the economics ministry now conducts a commendable annual benchmarking exercise that compares the Netherlands with other countries.
Mr. Gardiner conducts with commendable dash, and although working with a pared-down orchestra and chorus, he manages to extract a truly Handelian grandeur.
Traditionally we lived in small communities, in which people were aware of the behavior of others and gossiped about it, non-stop, chiding inappropriate conduct and lauding commendable acts.
George Manahan conducts the score with remarkable and commendable tenacity, and the orchestra plays well for him.
Clearly, those conducting R4H in Malawi have made commendable strides over the years, and they should be encouraged to intensify their efforts [ 44].
"If the attack was conducted by Israel, it would be a commendable and moral action by Israel against the slaughter in Syria," Yadlin said.
Conduct can be illegal and yet still be noble and commendable: see, for instance, Daniel Ellsberg, or most of the leaders of the civil rights movement in the US.
(Smith may have been trying to conduct himself based on Goldman ideals taped next to his computer; that's commendable, if laughable, no matter what you think of the history of the firm).
The agreement by the INDEPTH WHO-SAGE principal investigators to conduct the study with the understanding that the data would be speedily released is highly commendable, and one can predict that the dividends to the study will perhaps be greater than the INDEPTH team imagines.
COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.
