John McCain, in remarks to the Washington Post, summarized, with commendable honesty, what purpose the Gruber saga is playing: "This gives us ammunition to make fundamental changes to the law".
However commendable may be his purpose, the plaintiff lacks the necessary authority to sue as he has done.
In the minds of its customers, Dove had established itself as a purpose-driven brand – with a purpose more commendable than most.
While the aforementioned programs are commendable for all intents and purposes, they're not targeting the root of the problem, which is the mission of Gilad Goren, founder and executive director of the upcoming Travel+Social Good Summit.
This is all well and good, but if you stop to think about it, there's a bit of a disconnect between the (perfectly commendable) pursuit of these benefits and the purpose for which meditation was originally intended.
Crowe's commitment is entirely commendable, and he brings his A game: the furious singleness of purpose, the savage whispering, the unadorned machismo.
In overturning the law on Constitutional grounds, the judge, Loretta A. Preska of Federal District Court in Manhattan, said that although its purpose -- to limit smoking by minors -- was commendable, the state had failed to seek less-restrictive remedies.
Pleasing and commendable for most, the notion chafed against a young Florence who found purpose in public service instead.
Nothing here written is intended in any way to diminish any author's good intent, the good works of the Wallace H. Coulter Foundation, or the admirable purpose of the Golden Goose Award; when implemented on a basis of fact, these are all commendable.
COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.
