Cross that one off your list, in other words.Although Price's research is solid and her curating of bad experiences laudable, the author doesn't actually visit many of the spots on her list.
"With the state facing record budget deficits, the unfortunate reality is that there will be many worthy programs with laudable goals that will experience reductions in funding," he said.
Although as noted such integrated research approaches are laudable, they usually require the expertise and experience of a relatively large inter-disciplinary team, which can make them expensive.
Financing extra art, music or computers partly reflects laudable parental ambition for enriched children's experiences.
Certainly, there is something eerily akin to a lot of tedious contemporary art in "The Victorian Nude" — a compulsion to attitudinize, and to subordinate aesthetic experience to warranties of morally correct or otherwise laudable intent.
In a city abundant with trained waiters and cooks looking for work, the course "is laudable, and adds to the students' value, but so would work experience at Gramercy Tavern," said Clark Wolf, a restaurant consultant based in New York.
I understand that it is disappointing to miss a contact hour, but to camouflage what might otherwise be interpreted as a laudable action under the auspices of campaigning for 'our fees' and 'our experience' is infuriatingly selfish".
Additionally, the chapter eloquently discusses how recent military surgical experiences have been brought into civilian centers at a more laudable pace than many, previous developments.
The example of Region 10, where monthly consultations were held among IFOs and officers within the Education Department to share experiences and give support to each other's initiatives, is laudable, and should be practiced in other regions.
As a victim of bullying, I can say that the experience did not help "toughen" me up or teach me "which behaviors are laudable and which are risible to the group".
Laudable though it may be to seek to comfort those who live through the tragic experience of the death of a loved one, is not the use of muscle relaxants in the terminal phase also a way to spare us from thinking about dying and especially its clinical implications?
