Sentence examples for laudable interests from inspiring English sources

This seems the obvious interpretation of his most shocking image - but scholars argue that such a view is romantic and that, in fact, Cupid is a tribute to the man who commissioned it, a rich Roman patrician called Vincenzo Giustiniani; the objects are therefore not vanitas symbols but emblems of Giustiniani's many and laudable interests.

Previously, Kenzo's highly laudable interest in environmental issues has had a laser-focus.

-- Governor Pataki has shown a laudable interest in taking advantage of DNA technology to improve the criminal justice system.

With the exception of promoting coöperatives, a long-standing and laudable interest of Sanders, there is nothing out of the mainstream here.

"Promoting democratic self-governance and accountability is a laudable governmental interest, but it is not one that can justify a law that would otherwise violate the Constitution," he said.

A register of official interests would be laudable, and a few trials of people from Mr Xi's own camp would send a message.

When pressed, Ms. Wallfisch, 83, said, "It is laudable that people have an interest to do this".

Novak and Demri-Burns demur, and Phipps offers a hesitant "I think WikiLeaks is great but I'd be very careful to distinguish the man from the organisation", while Miller says: "I'm a great supporter of WikiLeaks and I think it's laudable to protect the public interest".

"It is impressive, very ambitious, with some very laudable objectives — minimizing conflicts of interest and self-dealing, slowing the revolving door, increasing transparency," said Jan Baran, a Republican political law expert who served on a commission on ethics rules for the first President Bush.

In what at first might seem a laudable effort to put the public interest ahead of his own financial gain, Mr. Trump called for abolishing the loophole.

Meanwhile, some of Mr Correa's more laudable attempts to assert the national interest face resistance as with the teachers, who oppose stricter evaluation.The president veers between social democracy and a more autocratic, radical brand of leftism.