This is a laudable point that must be included in our discussions about ending gun violence.
ERPA is a laudable starting point, not a complete remedy, because the operational lines between legitimate practices and illegal profiling have become dangerously blurred at our borders, in our airports, and on our streets and freeways.
A business like Fidelis would be laudable at any point in American history, but it's especially smart now for a few reasons.
A laudable case in point is former Sen. Sam Nunn, who joined with three seasoned ex-diplomats to co-sign an open letter in late June that urged Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin to discuss four specific proposals for reducing the dangers of nuclear war.
To truly comply with Lenny Henry's laudable wish, a starting point is for such separatist identities to be reined in.
Rob Manfred, baseball's executive vice president, and David Prouty, chief labor counsel to the Major League Baseball Players Association, told lawmakers that they agreed that smokeless tobacco is harmful -- Manfred called a ban "a laudable goal" -- but pointed out that any ban would have to be agreed upon in collective bargaining.
All this is laudable, but slightly misses the point.
Disagreeing without being disagreeable, which is one of "Point Taken" 's laudable objectives, has become difficult.
Yet in an important address delivered as long ago as 1983, Pope John Paul II argued that genetic enhancement was permissible — indeed, laudable — even from a Catholic point of view, as long as it met certain basic moral rules.
Now that "nigger" (which he calls the N-word) has become taboo in polite society, what happens to Niggerhead Point?The charm of the offensiveThe author notes in passing that this cape on Lake Ontario was thus named because it was a point on the laudable underground railroad that helped thousands of escaped slaves to freedom in Canada.
