Sentence examples similar to laudable resolve from inspiring English sources
The Oslo peace accord in 1993 was a laudable effort to resolve the Israel-Palestine tangle; a 1996 peace accord in Guatemala was nudged along with Norwegian help; a Norwegian negotiator has been trying to get Colombia's government and various rebels to talk; in Sri Lanka a tentative peace deal was concluded last August with help from Oslo.
The determination to act decisively and prevail is, certainly, laudable, but not enough to resolve the Somalia crisis.
While pursuing alternatives to resolve the garbage crisis is laudable, it doesn't take millions of dollars in consultants' fees (paid for by city taxpayers) to figure out that garbage dumps do not belong in residential neighborhoods.
Laudable though these efforts might be, they are unlikely to help resolve Bahrain's political crisis.
Matthew Maguire's play — about two couples, all biologists, tackling a SARS outbreak in the South while struggling to resolve their relationships — gets bogged down in its multiple, diffuse concerns, despite its laudable attempt at humanizing professionals in scientific fields (1 30).
While this venture as laudable as it is and having scientific clout to assist the country plan ahead and resolve future environmental problems, it is obviously another of those "nice expert excuses" the country ruling experts use to create money "launching activities" to various pockets at home and abroad.
In the wake of alarming headlines, an obstacle course of cumbersome but laudable security precautions unrolls at airports, leading many of the earth's seven-billion-odd inhabitants to resolve to remain earthbound as much as possible.
The Democratic Party of Japan has the laudable goal of strengthening regional institutions to form a basis not simply for economic cooperation but for resolving bilateral disputes, such as Japan's tensions with China and Korea over the South China Sea.
Sounds laudable and prudent.
The intention is laudable.
