We commend that determination to address the current situation through appropriate democratic institutions".
It is, of course, to be commended that they have taken this decision at all.
A fisheries policies officer, Melissa Pritchard, said: "Everyone is doing everything they can and we commend that, but, with fish stocks, it takes years to recover".
"The story she's sharing is one of thousands that haven't really been told, and for her to bring light to her strife and her pain in hopes that someone else knows they're not alone and that they can get through it and their grief is normal – whatever normal is – I commend that," said Davis.
Mr. Gore's aides provided reporters with a videotape of the interview on Oct. 19, 1995, by a television station in Austin, Tex., in which Mr. Bush commended that year's House Republican plan to cut $270 billion over seven years from Medicare, the federal health insurance program for the elderly.
So, yes, Swift is right to commend that first hearty gastronome who, throwing caution to the wind, slurped down the first oyster, savoring that exhilarating salt taste of the sea as it burst upon the tongue.
Flandez commended that they are "tailored songs that carried emotional heft".
She also commended that the pilot "doesn't shy away" from issues pertaining to race, religion and sexuality.
Lasseter commended that Chris Buck's latest version was fun and very light-hearted, but the characters were not multifaceted, and thus did not resonate for the producer.
Sabina Ibarra from Geek Exchange commended that the directors had crafted two very real girls "who come into their own and also come together in this amazing tale".
