Sentence examples for laudable objectives from inspiring English sources
Disagreeing without being disagreeable, which is one of "Point Taken" 's laudable objectives, has become difficult.
"A £7.20 national living wage in 2016 and a £9 national living wage by 2020 are laudable objectives, but they are a gamble," he will say.
Richard F. Syron Chairman and chief executive Thermo Electron Corporation Instrument manufacturer Either the Gore or Bush proposal has laudable objectives.
"They decided just to put down a lot of laudable objectives as the conclusion of the meeting and hope that they can do better, that more can be accomplished in future meetings," he said.
"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.
Firstly, it is not a matter of lowering our sights merely to the creation of a transatlantic free trade area, but of making sure the development of our trade serves other more laudable objectives, which promote social and environmental standards.
Its laudable objective is to finance growth-enhancing projects in Europe's weakest corners.
"The national living wage of £9 an hour is a laudable objective.
"While this bill represents a well-intentioned effort to accomplish this laudable objective, I am constrained to disapprove the bill based on the serious technical flaws and ambiguities".
So while 100% renewable is certainly a laudable objective and while PPAs can help companies get there, both are interim steps to what should be a wider corporate commitment to greening the world's energy consumption.
