Today's document is worthy, even laudable, in parts, but it's no game-changer.
The seemingly laudable plan is part of the Bush administration's rush to show measurable progress in Afghanistan -- by number of schools and clinics built, miles of road paved and tons of wheat seed distributed.
He wrote: As much as I hate the practice, it grew out of a laudable desire on the part of newspapers to stop using so many blind quotes in White House stories.
Through its advocacy, the Disability Caucus was able to advocate for laudable policy changes as part of the SFDRR process and the final document.
But the ambitions are laudable.In other parts of China, too, signs of sensitivity to the environment are growing.
There have been laudable efforts on the parts of activists like Lord Layard to introduce therapy into the NHS, but progress is slow and vulnerable.
Away from the Croisette, the encroachment of hard-core imagery into mainstream cinema seems ubiquitous, facilitated, in part, by a laudable relaxation of censorship standards in the UK.
Tuesday night, as part of a laudable week of free or low-cost shows promoting its annual Video Music Awards, MTV brought big beats to Manhattan's open air in a four-hour concert at Pier 54 featuring the network's favorite party animals.
So while it's laudable that Twitter isn't part of PRISM, it may be because Twitter doesn't collect the kinds of user identification data most valuable to spy agencies (you can sign up for Twitter with a pseudonym).
The desire to require extremely small p-values flows, in part, from the laudable aspiration to reduce the number of false positive findings.
