"Medicine should not kill someone even for the laudable purpose of helping someone else," said Micheline Mathews-Roth, an associate professor at Harvard Medical School who testified against the bill last month.
ELIZABETH FOX Rochester Although The Times's policy (shared by all major news media in this country) of not ordinarily publishing the names of accusers in sex crimes has the laudable goal of helping to encourage actual victims to come forward, it is either wholly incomplete or completely misguided.
"These funds donated by residents in the Gulf and beyond confirm laudable regional commitment to helping Iraq's children," he said.
Plus, there was the undeniable distraction of Klaus Biesenbach, the director of MoMa PS1, a last minute fill-in for W editor Stefano Tonchi, who seemed more eager to talk about his admittedly laudable efforts to help the victims of Sandy than to probe deeply into the world of fashion.
The Renzi government's willingness to accommodate all of these people on a temporary basis is eminently laudable, but it helped undermine the administration's popularity, particularly in poor and rural areas, where there is a lot of resentment toward migrants.
The story told as part of the atmosphere was also received positively, making for a "satisfying, coherent sequel," although its status as such meant that "it may be a little tough to follow for people who haven't played the first game", despite "a laudable effort to help people catch up".
As the EFF reminds me, Google has been a laudable industry pioneer in disclosing censorship requests, and helping to bring public attention to America's growing spying apparatus.
Though the intent was laudable, Congressional efforts to help disabled workers were short-sighted.
To achieve his ends, however laudable, he sought to help make this a government not of the people but of the debauched".
That would seem like a no-brainer addition to the president's laudable nonproliferation agenda, which helped earn him the Nobel Peace Prize.
