Sentence examples for further commended from inspiring English sources

Sidney Madden who praised the upgraded set list further commended the show's fashion.

He further commended Knowles for taking viewers back to the days of black and white television and "into the office of a lonely detective on a rainy day.

She praised the chorus and further commended the song as "a marked improvement over what some Idol winners have put out as their first post-show single".

Gen. George W. Casey Jr., Army chief of staff further commended the performance of the soldiers: In every review and study conducted to date, the courage, valor, and discipline of the soldiers who fought at Wanat have been universally praised.

The reviewer further commended the game for the differences that set it apart from the original Wonder Boy game, citing the cartoon-like feel and the vast arrays of enemies and items; just as in Your Sinclair, it was criticized for its slow multi-loading.

Scott further commended the acting by Hadas Yaron, saying, "Shira is modest and sensible, forthright with her opinions and discreet about expressing emotion, but the way Ms. Yaron composes her features and the way she is lighted by Ms. Burshtein and the cinematographer, Asaf Sudry seems to offer direct access to her soul".

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic praised Rowland's and Williams' abilities as vocalists and their contributions to the choruses, but felt that Beyoncé "steals every song on Destiny Fulfilled" further commending her for sounding "larger than life even when she's quiet"; however he concluded, "as a whole, the album winds up sounding too reserved and heavy-handed, which makes it a disappointment".

Further UNICEF commends the Ministry of Labour, Human Services and Social Security on the recent launch of the "Stamp It Out" consultation paper which outlines a number of initiatives aimed at strengthening protection against sexual violence and reform the law on sexual offences.

Refusing to push the matter further, the judges commended the Foreign Secretary and the FCO's Legal Adviser, Daniel Bethlehem QC, for having "gone to very considerable lengths to provide BM with assistance," noting that it was "evident" that they had "been engaged in lengthy discussions which have led to the important changes" summarized in the second judgment.

The judges stated how difficult it was to choose the winners among such a well-regarded shortlist, and in many categories a further nominee was highly commended for their work in diversity and inclusion.

Police later commended him for preventing further animal abuse.