Sentence examples for laudable measure from inspiring English sources

The state's Freedom of Information Law, a laudable measure made even better by recent revisions to tighten its time provisions, still leaves a lot of dark corners.

"This is a laudable step.

These are laudable and measures warranted in a country where violence against women is egregious, but clearly segregating women is not a long-term solution.

Again and again in memos written to explain his vetoes, Mr. Paterson praised the aims of various measures he rejected, calling one "an excellent example of a worthy initiative" and calling the goals of another measure "laudable".

Let us hope that the laudable bipartisan Senate measure to bring military detention camps under the rule of law will be overwhelmingly backed by the House in that same spirit and made into veto-proof law.

Such measures appear laudable but should be subject to crime proofing, that is, the system should be checked to ensure it does not provide additional crime opportunities.

"There is absolutely no reason for the otherwise laudable criminal justice reform bill to contain any measure to weaken already feeble standards for corporate criminal prosecution," Public Citizen President Robert Weissman said in a written statement.

Their talk felt laudable and silly in equal measure.

It's laudable and predictable in equal measures.

Although the law is laudable in some respects — it includes measures to diversify the industry, which is too concentrated — it also seems designed to weaken Clarín.

As the Read report correctly points out, the document put forward by the Commission is full of general guidelines and laudable intentions, but it is weak on concrete measures and ensuing actions.