Sentence examples for laudable precedent from inspiring English sources

The Navrongo project in northern Ghana sets a laudable precedent [ 13, 33].

There's also a significant amount of institutional and legal precedent behind this: the ACLU has a long and laudable history of taking on unpopular, even ugly free-speech cases.

Depending on your point of view, the BBC's Olympic schedule is either a bonfire of the licence fees without precedent, a vainglorious last hurrah for a public service broadcaster on its knees; or a laudable contribution to the great BBC tradition of uniting the nation in momentous times, through broadcasting excellence and technical innovation.

Laudable stuff.

A laudable sentiment, perhaps.

All this is laudable.

That's very laudable.

So far, so laudable.

These are laudable aims.

That too is laudable.

All laudable aims.