Sentence examples for does laudable from inspiring English sources
In Clinton's case, the donations went to a charitable foundation that does laudable work and from which the Democratic presidential nominee draws no salary.
Mr Guru remains on death row.Whether or not he is guilty, Ms Roy does laudable work in defending Mr Guru when others including at times India's legal fraternity, according to Ms Roy would not.
They vault over technical fixes as fast as the hurdles are erected.The anti-spam industry has done laudable work in saving e-mail.
It has done laudable work in trying to standardise out-of-competition testing, educating athletes about its "strict liability" stance and made progress in shifting cultures and attitudes.
Randi Weingarten, the president of the city teachers' union who was recently elected president of the American Federation of Teachers, said during the news conference that the city was doing laudable work, particularly compared with other parts of the country.
undertaking, and Zetka does a laudable job of combining the two.
Re "Men's Teams Benched as Colleges Level the Field" (May 9): Although Bill Pennington does a laudable job documenting the losses in men's collegiate athletic programs, he demonstrates less skill in pinpointing the reason for these losses.
He does a laudable job of finding workable solutions, but the major set piece at the end, a rod that impales the magician's assistant, is a far too clunky contraption.
Georgian London: Into the Streets, by Lucy Inglis (Penguin £9.99) Inglis does a laudable job of presenting the extraordinary and huge ways in which London changed for its citizens over the course of 150 years, from its status as a "charred medieval city" to "capital of the world".
Excuses aside, by using lame or impenetrable terms, organizations that serve laudable public purposes do not advance their chances in the competition for foundation funds -- not when most jargon and cliches can be avoided with a little effort.
Actually, Anderson's approach as mayor – one of making Government cuts to the city's budget work, rather than going to war against a Conservative Prime Minister like his militant predecessors did – has been laudable.
