Those seemingly laudable qualities of being inoffensive, diligent and prodigous can sound a bit like the qualities of passivity, acquiescence and subservience.
In dissent, Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. defended the state's approach as "easy, cheap, and administrable — laudable qualities in the context of a vast and intricate program".
But so, too, do some of Romanticism's less laudable qualities, like an annoying descent into the theatrical and groaningly sentimental.
It can be both refreshing and reassuring to see an object whose appearance is determined by such laudable qualities as economy, efficiency or reliability, rather than the hope of seducing us visually.
However, these laudable qualities, discussed in many texts [ 1- 3], were purely conceived by physicians, for physicians.
But although Family Mosaic's aims are laudable, the quality of service it provides leaves a lot to be desired, according to residents, tenants and leaseholders.
She said: "The concept of widespread weekend access is laudable but quality of care must never be sacrificed for access and GPs are already working 11 hour days, with some making up to 60 patient contacts in a single day.
That said, their efforts to improve the brand, product and quality are laudable.
But converting laudable aspirations for high-quality, safe and compassionate care into clear goals appeared challenging.
Since trace metals will accumulate in living organisms and cause acute effects, thus adding them as water quality parameters is laudable.
