Sentence examples for has some commendable from inspiring English sources

He did find that the reverse "has some commendable points of heraldic imagery" and likened that side of the coin to "the frontispiece for a patriotic brochure".

AARP's new #DisruptAging site has some commendable goals: to "question assumptions based simply on age, "hold a mirror up to the ageist beliefs around us," and "change the story about aging".

The IfG argues that there have been some "commendable early wins" in the ICT strategy's first year, which ICT leaders should take forwards in their implementation plans.

Members will recall that the efforts of recent years have secured some commendable changes since the crises of the late 1980s.

It has also enacted some commendable reforms.

The BBC has since taken some commendable steps forward.

In foreign policy in particular Mr Obama has already done some commendable things.

For various reasons — the recession, the closing of some coal-fired plants, the tough new automobile mileage standards — the United States has made commendable progress in reducing its emissions, and is halfway toward meeting Mr. Obama's pledge at the Copenhagen climate summit meeting in 2009 to reduce its emissions by 17 percent from 2005 levels by 2020.

So far, the government has shown commendable foresight.

And he has a commendable record of shaping big education and pension bills.

But Fiennes has exercised commendable restraint, allowing others to shine too.