Sentence examples for lauded the project from inspiring English sources

Jimmy Carter lauded the project on Cuban television.

During the FGDs, beneficiaries most of whom work in the informal economy, lauded the project's affordability and flexibility "pay-as-you-go" billing system against the formal system which operates a monthly billing option.

The New York Times' Dwight Garner lauded the project while acknowledging its potential dangers, concluding: ".

Gregory McIntosh, an employee of BARINC, lauded the project to the attendees of a 1974 conference on artificial reefs: "Tires, which were an esthetic pollutant ashore, could be recycled, so to speak, to build a fishing reef at sea".

UK Prime Minister David Cameron, quoted in Atkins' press release for the proposal, lauded the project and key players, saying, "Atkins and Arup are leading the way in unlocking the potential for British businesses in Vietnam.

Despite the setback, those involved continue publicly to laud the project's green credentials.

Other scientists also laud the project for the sheer mass of data it has generated while questioning its usefulness.

In 1936, House & Garden lauded the Pettengill project, which placed offices and a conference room in the front house, 150 East 38th Street, and living quarters in the setback house at No. 152.

Art historian Solvita Krese called the project successful and lauded the design for avoiding exaggeration of themes at hand.

Mr. Thompson's campaign lauded the principals of Emerald for their experience in "complex structuring of project finance".

He lauded the film.