Spreading democracy around the world is no magic bullet, even if it is a laudable long-term goal.
Past arguments that this reflected a laudable long-term focus have been thoroughly gutted by two decades of deadweight stock prices.
The moves, while laudable in terms of intent, create an odd hybrid — a news organization that runs as a business, but has a pod of reporters who are financed on a different model, and presumably, operate under different rules.
That's a laudable short-term goal while we wait for cars that come automatically when we need them, and disappear again when we don't.
Laudable short-term impacts of the program include positive influences on student interest in global health (as seen in the students' subsequent school projects and their participation in Seattle BioMed community events), biomedical careers and graduate school (e.g., 16.9% of teens departing 2008 2009 Academy report revised goals of attaining a doctorate rather than a baccalaureate diploma).
While laudable as long-term goals, in the short term they have deepened Japan's deflation and slowed the economy's recovery.
"Family planning is morally laudable in Christian terms because of its contribution to family well-being, women's health, and the prevention of abortion," the draft says.
In "A Commotion in the Blood," published in 1997, Stephen S. Hall describes how Coley inoculated cancer patients, first with extracts of streptococcal abscesses, termed "laudable pus," and later with purer cultures of the microbes.
The stylist's resistance to linguistic change is laudable -- new terms should have to fight their way into general acceptance over time -- but players in the poker game that is language have to know when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em.
Jagger's next film roles were two of his best – if not comparable with Performance, then at least laudable on their own terms.
