Bhikkhu Bodhi have praised it highly (see their lengthy commendations on my p. iv).
The year before, on the commendation of Bernini and Francesco Cardinal Barberini, Borromini was awarded the office of university architect.
In Cover Her Face, the victim is an unmarried mother, charitably employed by the mistress of the manor (the house is still in family hands) as a parlourmaid, on the commendation of the warden of a refuge for "delinquent" girls.
In a commendation of Wayne issued on December 4, 1794, the U.S. House of Representatives specifically thanked Scott and his men for their service at the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
65 years later, in the presence of his proud family, he was awarded a Coast Guard commendation for bravery on the U.S.S.
Active in Scouting, Simmons served as President of The Greater New York Council, largest in the U.S.A., from 1960-1963 and had the honor of presenting the Boy Scouts' highest commendation to John Glenn on the occasion of the New York City celebration of his successful first USA orbit of the earth.
"Commanding the homage of the musicians of Germany, of France and of America," the commendation went on, "he is heartily welcomed among us".
I believe that the nomination of Colombian President Virgilio Barco '43 for commencement speaker and the commendation bestowed on him by the MIT Corporation, as described in The Tech by Mauricio Roman, have been accompanied by a dangerous oversimplification of the violence in Colombia.
As his Bronze star commendation noted, on March 20 , 1968 "without regard for his own personal safety" Levin "moved 50 meters under heavy enemy fire to a river where he and another soldier lifted a wounded man from the water so that he could be treated and evacuated". In L.A, he patrolled some of our toughest neighborhoods without ever having to fire his gun.
