Sentence examples for commended is from inspiring English sources

But where the Greens are to be commended is in offering the positive alternative of a cable car crossing.

What the Chávez government has done – and for this it is to be commended – is build a network of out-patient clinics, typically staffed by a single Cuban doctor, and located them in the country's most deprived neighbourhoods.

Another IMF initiative that should be commended is the new facility, called CCL (contingent credit line), created to control contingencies that might arise from external shocks.

Among the officers commended was Ensign Gooch, who would later shut the gate at Hougoumont with James Graham.

The third institution I wish to commend is the University United Methodist Church, right next to the UT campus.

The only Labor figure Mr Latham commends is Julia Gillard, its feisty health spokeswoman, who he says should lead the party.

When it was done, the seminaries were commended, none were closed and some were privately warned to shape up.

Mr. Keating said, "Yes, and you're to be commended for being able to do it.

"My art has been commended as being strongly vaginal," Maude says.

His work was commended for being aesthetically striking and environmentally sustainable, at a time of fast-paced urbanisation in China.

Jackson was commended for being "on brilliantly filthy form", having "plenty of spunk left in her yet".