Sentence examples similar to laudable element from inspiring English sources
President Obama's just-announced Climate Action Plan, while it has some laudable elements, says essentially nothing on climate finance: just that the U.S. will "seek to build" on its efforts to date.
Some laudable elements are in various versions of the bills, especially expanding Medicaid, cutting the private insurance-padding waste of Medicare Advantage, and limiting the ability of the insurance giants to ban and dump people who have been or who ever will be sick.
There were constant reminders that the real, whole Jade was composed of all sorts of chaotic elements, some less laudable than others, but this sanitised view absorbed them all.
The objective is laudable, but there is a critical element missing from the mayor's presentation: a balance between the pressures of economic development and the need for environmental protection, an essential ingredient of all sustainability planning.
To find alternatives, Asher trawls parental leave schemes across the developed world, casting her net far wider than the usual – still laudable – Scandinavia, and pulling in the best elements.
The characters are only one of the many elements that makes Johnson's layered and smart script so laudable.
Sounds laudable and prudent.
The intention is laudable.
A laudable sentiment, perhaps.
