Sentence examples for hailed efforts from inspiring English sources
The I.M.F.'s report hailed efforts by the country to reduce its budget deficit and debt burden.
Liberia's return to chaos has raised concerns in neighboring Sierra Leone, where Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, over the weekend, hailed efforts that ended a war by Liberian-backed rebels.
He welcomed home Alan Gross, the American who had been held prisoner in Havana until the recent détente; hailed efforts to fight Ebola in West Africa (in truth, he could have made more of the efficacy of the government's response here at home); pledged, once again, to shut down Guantánamo; and slipped in a stretcher about how restrained the United States has been in its deployment of drones.
Sitting on a dais with Mr. Kerry, Mr. Lavrov hailed effort of the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, to persuade President Bashar al-Assad of Syria to join the treaty banning chemical arms, and stressed the need to resume peace talks in Geneva.
While hailing efforts to boost HIV/Aids treatment and the increased numbers of African children in school, Mr Blair said: "We know there's more that needs to be done in terms of aid, the world trade talks, building up Africa's capability, for example for conflict resolution and the peacekeeping force that it will require.
Mr. Chávez hailed the effort, though his own efforts in 1999 to create such an alliance fell on deaf ears.
The Israelis have long considered him a hero; Prime Minister Golda Meir hailed his efforts.
During a separate visit to the Desmond Tutu H.I.V. Center in Cape Town, Mr. Obama hailed its efforts to combat AIDS.
Interior minister Manuel Valls advised against criticising the north African state and hailed its efforts to end the stan-off.
