Sentence examples for laudable doing from inspiring English sources
From a political perspective, this turn is laudable; doing something about climate change is certainly better than doing nothing.
MCTS workplans were envisioned to replace existing service delivery planning tools among FHWs and block officials, and while replacing the plethora of planning tools in India with a standard format was a laudable idea, doing so without first improving data quality would lead to severe disruptions in MCH service delivery.
Critics say those changes were laudable but did not go far enough.
Though its westward thrust is laudable, it doesn't thrust hard enough.
While pursuing alternatives to resolve the garbage crisis is laudable, it doesn't take millions of dollars in consultants' fees (paid for by city taxpayers) to figure out that garbage dumps do not belong in residential neighborhoods.
While Cookson's ambition to place a woman on each UCI commission is laudable, it does nothing to address the dissonance between having a voice and actually being heard.
While laudable, these do not begin to rectify the core problems.In our view, the following steps must immediately be taken:Establish a new organisation within the FBI that would assume the responsibilities of the present counter-terrorism and national-security divisions.
The president apologises Delayed reaction Wall-to-wall worries Mr Elahi's ray of sunshine Trees versus people Reprints Related items Bankruptcy in Japan: Prize possessionsMay 9th 2002Many of the ideas that reformers champion, though laudable, will do little to boost urban property prices in the near term.
This laudable target does not detail which pollutants, ecosystem functions, or particular aspects of biodiversity should be addressed.
These reforms are laudable, but do not inspire great confidence.
(Note: while cancer is sad and coming out is laudable, I don't watch Good Morning America nor do I have any specific love for these particular ladies).
