Sentence examples for laudable policy from inspiring English sources

One wishes that European Union member states had followed this laudable policy.

The Senate's proposed cuts took aim at an array of popular spending programs that critics said should not be part of a fiscal recovery bill, even if they represent laudable policy goals, because they would not deliver a quick enough jolt to the economy.

Through its advocacy, the Disability Caucus was able to advocate for laudable policy changes as part of the SFDRR process and the final document.

Although averting HIV infection is a laudable policy goal, the benefits are invisible, and take decades to realize.

Social protection has risen in prominence in political dialogue in The Gambia through laudable policy developments such as the assembly of the Social Protection Consultative Forum in November 2012 and the establishment of the National Social Protection Steering Committee, both of which mark important steps towards reform in the sector.

While the scale of construction is impressive, and the provision of homeownership laudable, the policy is unable to meet housing demand in terms of scale or quality.

The case involved, as a lower court judge put it, the collision of "a good many laudable public policies," including ones "to ensure the safety of the nation's airways, to root out waste, fraud and abuse in the Social Security system and to secure personal privacy of citizens".

There is a rigorously enforced no cellphone policy, laudable but perplexing given the din and loud music.

At the heart of all this frenetic activity is the idea that people everywhere need to know about the goals – which will replace the simpler but less ambitious millennium development goals – so that they can demand that their leaders translate laudable ideas into policies.

And after nearly two decades of work with boys and men, as well as laudable gender equality policies and programmes, success in preventing violence, particularly against men and boys, has been minimal (Seedat et al. 2009).

"The policy is laudable," said Judge Brett Kavanaugh, a George W. Bush appointee.