Sentence examples similar to laudable position from inspiring English sources
Although the aim of reducing costs is very laudable, the position of lower and middle income claimants and defendants in these types of cases has simply been ignored.
"McDonald's is trying to be laudable, but their position was based on marketing".
And as a statement of values, Banks's position is laudable: people should be open to forming relationships across ethnic lines in a heterogeneous society; after all, romantic love is serendipitous — it doesn't neatly comport with expectations.
This seems questionable rather than laudable from a gender perspective.
The Prince, of course, is in a position to take bold and often laudable stands – such as his campaign to save the hutongs of Beijing.
I believe this abundance of expressed knowledge reflects an intentional administrative imperative to position the museum as the definitive resource for describing the natural world a laudable goal and one at which I think, in large part, it has succeeded.
Throughout the country popular assemblies – or plenums – have been established, and an especially laudable example is the Tuzla plenum, which has become so significant that it is now in a position to make appointments to local government.
The stated aims of the Alliance – to 'build a permanent archive of multilingual digitized text and multimedia material' – are solid, and their position that Google's legal immunity over orphaned works should be extended to all is laudable.
Despite the Boy Scouts' laudable role in the lives of millions of boys for almost a century, taxpayers cannot be in a position of bankrolling its activities so long as gays are excluded.
So here's a chance for Mr McCain to appeal to both groups by accentuating his laudable position on these issues.
