She received high commendation from Pope Pius XII on her golden jubilee in 1941.
It was also on the shortlist for the Prime Minister's Award for Better Public Building and received a high commendation in the British Construction Industry Awards in the Best Value category.
He was shortlisted by the Royal Economic Society in their Young Economist of the Year essay competition in 2010 and was also given a high commendation by the Economics Network for outlining a solution to solve youth unemployment.
In his dispatch to Prevost, Major General Sir Roger Hale Sheaffe, the British commander in Upper Canada, wrote that "Lieut.-Colonel Bisshopp deserves high commendation for the spirit and activity he displayed, and great credit is due the officers and men who acted under his orders".
In it, he bestowed what has become the right's highest commendation — "the last president who believed in a passive executive branch in times of peace and prosperity".
Simon Stephens's play Port, set here, recently completed a successful run at the National, to the horror of the Daily Mail critic Quentin Letts (what higher commendation could there be?), who complained that there was: "Not a mention of all the welfare money thrown at the town".
Active in Scouting, Simmons served as President of The Greater New York Council, largest in the U.S.A., from 1960-1963 and had the honor of presenting the Boy Scouts' highest commendation to John Glenn on the occasion of the New York City celebration of his successful first USA orbit of the earth.
The company deserves the highest commendation for the picture and the way it is produced".
Well, such a system would presumably have to give its highest commendation to a food that was free of all bad properties under consideration.
The BSA made Burnham an Honorary Scout in 1927, and for his noteworthy and extraordinary service to the Scouting movement, Burnham was bestowed the highest commendation given by the BSA, the Silver Buffalo Award, in 1936.
