Sentence examples for commendation letters from inspiring English sources

We all received commendation letters from the chief executive and the vice president of maintenance.

She brought in more than $27 million in sales from 2000 to 2006, he said, and received commendation letters from her supervisors.

He had a handful of dated commendation letters from several years earlier, but Maack located his commanding officers and requested new letters of support.

The agents complained that Mr. Paridy denigrated the work of black agents on the squad and denied them cash awards and commendation letters that are important for agents who seek promotions to management.

By the time she became editor in chief in the fall of 1962, Ms. Yellen was racking up honor after honor: she earned a National Merit commendation letter, led the junior class with a grade average of 97, and was admitted to a selective science honors program at Columbia University, where, the newspaper reported, she would (voluntarily) study mathematics on Saturday mornings.

He returned to the Commonwealth in 1565, and was the first person to receive a commendation letter from the senate of the Republic of Venice.

However, Local also acknowledged Lovrak has received 38 "commendations, compliments, and/or letters of thank you" during his career.

Roosevelt responded with both a personal letter to Rockwell and an "official" letter of commendation to The Post dated February 10.

The Caregiving Youth Project helped her get counseling, peers and letters of commendation from school and elected officials.

In some cases, Cardinal Law even wrote glowing letters of commendation for the priests after learning about their abuse of children.

Mr. Lennon insisted today that race was never the only reason for a stop, and he said he was describing the early days of the antidrug campaign, when zero tolerance for drugs was the watchword from the attorney general's office and newsworthy arrests brought letters of commendation from the police superintendent.