Sentence examples for laudable contribution from inspiring English sources
Depending on your point of view, the BBC's Olympic schedule is either a bonfire of the licence fees without precedent, a vainglorious last hurrah for a public service broadcaster on its knees; or a laudable contribution to the great BBC tradition of uniting the nation in momentous times, through broadcasting excellence and technical innovation.
Indeed, the Requirement's most laudable contribution thus far lies is their very existence.
"Family planning is morally laudable in Christian terms because of its contribution to family well-being, women's health, and the prevention of abortion," the draft says.
But even their contribution of 2,000 soldiers, while laudable, falls short of achieving anything other than the absolute basics: protecting French interests and citizens, and guarding key points like the airport and parliament.
In the context of this confusion, it is all the more laudable that some groups are making continuing contributions to the public domain.
In his epoque-defining report in 1942, William Beveridge advocated a universal and contribution-based welfare state in the laudable hope of cementing social solidarity.
In this regard, it reframes developing country contributions with respect to deforestation as a laudable service to the world community, rather than simply a reduction in bad behavior.
Though raising annual contribution limits on retirement accounts may be a laudable goal, it could also leave you with more decisions to make in the short run.
Sounds laudable and prudent.
The intention is laudable.
