And as a potential leader, Singh's reaction is commendable and makes sense.
Still, G.M. says that Firestone has done a commendable job making tires and that G.M. has not had problems with Firestone tires.
Notwithstanding the multiple challenges related to working in conflict zones and on war-time sexual violence in particular (Fast 2010; Jewkes et al. 2014; Leatherman 2011), and despite the highly commendable advances made, some explanations for the gap between policy and practice point to the international humanitarian system's 'inherent structural insufficiency' (ALNAP 2015. p. 14).
"Despite significant and commendable gains made by the government and its partners in the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of children associated with the fighting forces, children continue to be at risk of economic and sexual exploitation, including trafficking and fraudulent adoption," noted UNICEF Representative in Sierra Leone Geert Cappelaere.
Long held back not just by a pacifist-sounding constitution, but also by a lack of imagination, Japan under Mr Koizumi made commendable moves towards a more muscular and constructive diplomacy that better matched its economic clout.
The report, released yesterday by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in the Department of Health and Human Services, said that proposals Gov. George E. Pataki made this year, while commendable, failed to make up for the sharp reduction over many years in the number of state workers charged with policing Medicaid abuse.
But over the longer term, they have made commendable improvements in economic management.
The 20-page paper credited the company with making "commendable progress".
She did not specify whether that celebration should be a parade, but added, "The fact remains that our military has made commendable achievements in Iraq".
In aligning himself with America against extremism, and in his commendable efforts to make peace with India, he has shown foresight and a readiness to take the right risks.
