Clearly, many libertarians who have long been funded by the Kochs genuinely believe that their cause is about promoting individual liberty and peace by reducing the role of the government — in other words, lofty, laudable goals, not just some hackish partisan political agenda.
Clearly, many libertarians who have long been funded by the Kochs genuinely believe that their cause is about promoting individual liberty and peace by reducing the role of the government in other words, lofty, laudable goals, not just some hackish partisan political agenda.
As with his stated commitment to constructive engagement, the words are laudable even if the underlying substantial basis is flawed.
May's vision is clouded, in other words, when her laudable ambition to promote equality comes up against her Tory instinct to be tough on immigration.
This may sound laudable, particularly as one of the buzz words of this era is "transparency".
On the surface, this appears to be a laudable purpose, but whenever you hear those words "true to contemporary life," run for cover.
The Royal Society's motto, "take no man's word for it", is a laudable principle for scientists to live by.
Article 24 of its new constitution contains a laudable commitment to protecting freedom of expression, but the words are hollow ones, given the conditions under which local journalists operate.
Turning that sensibility into a compelling Broadway musical, one that is sentimental in the most profound sense of the word, remains one of the season's most astonishing and laudable accomplishments.
And even though being liberal-minded or loyal or generous is in itself undoubtedly more important and laudable than being charming and courteous, nonetheless perhaps pleasant habits and decorous manners and words are no less useful to those who have them than a largeness of spirit and complete confidence".
