Sentence examples for commendable record from inspiring English sources

And he has a commendable record of shaping big education and pension bills.

Your other endorsements were equally disappointing: Mr. Weicker has established a commendable record of courage and independence as a Selectman, a State Representative and as Congressman.

"The story has changed dramatically, and that has raised some understandable skepticism," the official said, adding: "He's a police officer with a very commendable record".

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Mr Cameron has a commendable record on development spending, but it is a bitter irony that he is in Kingston to explain how this will be spent on a new jail.

"OPEC had a commendable record in the past year, and now one of its founding members is not taking part in their agreement," said Gary N. Ross, chief executive of PIRA Energy Group, an oil industry research firm based in Manhattan.

They did so despite the Tories' commendable economic record.

He leapt to the front of the Democratic pack in Iowa not because he stands for new ideas, as Bill Clinton did in 1992, but because he is an establishment figure with a commendable war record.

A former secretary of the Navy, for example, was among those who described the attack on the USS Cole as an "obscene failure of intelligence". Such accusations ignore the intelligence community's highly commendable track record in thwarting a succession of anti-American terrorist acts here and abroad.

Both Justine Greening, and now her successor as education secretary, Damian Hinds, have commendable track records supporting social mobility.

But the panel, which admitted Evans had a "good and maybe commendable" previous disciplinary record, did not believe there were any exceptional circumstances to warrant a lesser punishment.