Sentence examples for commendable steps from inspiring English sources

The BBC has since taken some commendable steps forward.

It has also taken commendable steps to improve the quality of care in Medicaid and S-chip, increase childhood immunization rates and help states ensure that children on Medicaid get appropriate diagnosis and treatment.

Despite "commendable steps" under Rouhani, including the release of a limited number of high-profile political prisoners, violations had continued, Ban reports in a new report to the UN human rights council issued on Tuesday.

"In the context of domestic vigilance, the ICC acknowledges the commendable steps taken by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) in setting up their domestic anti-corruption ACCESS Unit".

It is, rather, a commendable step toward better understanding of the disabled.

Though not quite an olive branch, it is a commendable step forward, one that demonstrates an awareness of a community of scientifically involved citizens.

The Bush administration's decision to freeze additional American assistance to Cairo to protest the treatment of Saad Eddin Ibrahim is a commendable step.

A couple of weeks earlier, the former President, deciding he'd had enough of the N.R.A.'s paranoid babblings about jack-booted federal fascism, had resigned his life membership--a commendable step, for which President Clinton rightly praised him in a post-resignation phone call.

This is a commendable step but it will prove inadequate unless action-oriented government institutions are also in place, ready to facilitate private-sector engagement.

Though the sports world has historically received media attention for unsupportive comments about gay teammates, NBA Commissioner David Stern and Washington Wizards President Ernie Grunfeld took an encouraging and commendable step when they expressed strong stances of support for Collins.

Providing free journals electronically to the developing countries is a commendable step in correcting the thirst for new information [ 21].