Sentence examples for commendable report from inspiring English sources
As Bashar al-Assad celebrated his 10th year as president of Syria earlier this month, Human Rights Watch marked the occasion with a commendable report on the continued human rights abuses and anti-democratic nature of his regime.
One of the most troubling features in an otherwise commendable report by Louis Freeh on the Penn State sex scandal is the failure to closely examine why the district attorney of Centre County, Roy Gricar, in May 1998, did not prosecute Jerry Sandusky for crimes of sexual abuse.
On the one hand it is commendable this report has been published.
Some recent examples of commendable resourcefulness reported in the columns of the daily press.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, October 1, 1938 P. 20 Some recent examples of commendable resourcefulness reported in the columns of the daily press.
Despite such commendable efforts, reports indicate that less than half of the registered TB patients accepted HIV testing in 2007 (43.1%) and 2008 (45.9%) [ 6].
"Everyone accepted the situation with commendable good nature," reported The Times, even as it lamented how "decidedly provincial" normally cosmopolitan Manhattan looked without its "many glittering electric lights".
Her frontline reporting is commendable – an academic who has worked on mitigating the refugee crisis in Turkey and in her teaching here.
Carrying out a randomised trial in this severe infectious disease is commendable and the trial reported follows good scientific principles.
The ExCom report is also commendable for encouraging states to integrate climate-induced migration and displacement in their adaptation planning.
Last year the NHS in Wales, overall, succeeded spending less than it received over the financial year which the report says was "commendable".
