Sentence examples for laudable impact from inspiring English sources

The MDGs have had a laudable impact on reducing the proportion of the world's people living in extreme poverty.

While such policies are laudable initiatives, their impact on the brain drain of skilled healthcare workers from developing countries remains marginal.

Laudable short-term impacts of the program include positive influences on student interest in global health (as seen in the students' subsequent school projects and their participation in Seattle BioMed community events), biomedical careers and graduate school (e.g., 16.9% of teens departing 2008 2009 Academy report revised goals of attaining a doctorate rather than a baccalaureate diploma).

Kathryn Ledebur, director of the Andean Information Network, a Bolivian NGO, says that though the coca compost campaign is laudable it will have little impact on Bolivia's anti-drugs effort, the success of which relies far more on demand in the west than on supply at home.

In our case-study countries, there have been laudable attempts to plan for the impact of fee removal or reduction, and sometimes concomitant supportive change, even if not specifically responding to the needs of financing-policy change.

It is full of laudable good intentions, but will have little impact in the near term.

This time it is the U.N.E.P. that is undertaking the laudable task of reducing the human health impact of mercury.

The efforts to change individual acceptance and societies' perceptions of the impact of mental ill health are laudable and I welcome them.

As a result, instead of promoting President Obama's laudable goal of doubling U.S. exports, the net impact of the TPP could be another flood of sweatshop goods.

Maximizing its impact as a vehicle for development is a laudable goal.

Ms. Crile's sincere desire to elicit empathy for her subjects is laudable, but none of her drawings have the gut-wrenching impact of the shameful photos themselves.