Sentence examples for help but commend from inspiring English sources

Given the myriad of other reasons to limit human fertility (Dr Potts notes, for example, that slowing population growth is essential if poverty is to be eradicated), your correspondent cannot help but commend the report to mandarins meeting in Bangkok on September 28th to discuss the forthcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.

There's nothing left to do but commend the motion to the house.

This mission in Birmingham to which I have been invited is a Christian celebration, and we will make our claims for Christ as unique and as the Savior of the world, hoping that we will live out our beliefs in such a way that they help to commend our faith effectively.

The Economist deemed the film "fast-paced, well-acted and clear," a lucid portrayal of "the ugly choice between bail-out and total meltdown".Along similar lines, other reviews suggested that the film's "clarity" or "efficiency" was to be commended, but I cannot help but wonder whether such clarity, in this case, obscures more than it reveals.

She glides over any mention of Sturgeon, but commends Scotland's female role models generally and says: "I'm all for helping women with their confidence, and once they get that, nothing can stop them".

General Milley did not release the officer's name, but commended her heroism.

Halsall called her "dinky," but commended her spirit.

Billen also criticised the writing and acting, but commended Tate for a "toned down performance".

For some, "Roses" (1985) is one of his masterworks, and I can't help commending the sheer nerve with which he takes Wagner music that is devoid of rhythm and fills it with amorous couples devoid of drama.

It's not clear how much of a deterrent a bad smell would be, but we commend the idea to develop tech to help discourage attackers.

But I commend the underwriters for biting the bullet here, and making a hard decision".