Sentence examples for commendable record in from inspiring English sources

"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.

That's a commendable record and notably in contrast to the city, where fees have gone up and workers have been dropped.

Alexis Sanchez has agreed to join @Arsenal! http://t.co/EL64o0m3j7 pic.Thetter.com/gbDWNgdo2y The forward scored 47 goals in 141 matches for Barcelona, a commendable record to say the least, but in a squad filled with the likes of Lionel Messi, Neymar and the soon-to-be-signed Luis Suarez, the feeling in Catalonia is that he hasn't quite cut the grade since his 37.5m euros move from Udinese.

934 940) in 936, Muhammad ibn Tughj could present a commendable record: the Fatimid invasion was defeated and first measures for improving the financial situation in the province had been undertaken.

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.

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

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.

Mr. Rodino's record in civil rights and service to his constituents is commendable.

The Liberal Democrat record in government of tempering Tory excesses when it comes to immigration policy is commendable, and no doubt Vince Cable will go on resisting lurches to the right by his Conservative colleagues.

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.