Sentence examples for commendable practice from inspiring English sources

This small but illustrious show is another example of the Met's commendable practice of building exhibitions from its own collection with little or no call on outside sources.

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

"Covering deviant medical practices is commendable, but to run such coverage for three days with headlines and photos implicating a club is reprehensible because of the negative perceptions that inevitably fall back on the club and its players.

This resolution by the Cabinet, which should help put a stop to these practices, is a commendable and critical step towards ensuring the best start in life for all children in Thailand".

This resolution by the Cabinet, which should help put a stop to these practices, is a commendable and critical first step towards ensuring the best start in life for all children in Thailand.

Despite commendable advances in both policy and practice, there continues to be a gap between what is recommended and the reality in the field.

It is commendable that CHNs recognize areas of practice for improvement and identify evolving knowledge and evidence about which they want to learn more.

Such an approach is highly commendable and confirmed as right by our practice over the years of treating patients in our clinic.

We learn, for example, that while protesters in Greece have vented their anger on banks, Greek banks have actually behaved with commendable restraint over the past decade, avoiding the casino practices that were endemic in British banking.

MASD programs are designed to improve student achievement based on the audit team's finding of valuable course descriptions aligned with state standards, commendable curricular unit and lesson plan design, engaging instruction practices, and collective inquiry strategies through Approved State Standards.

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).