Mrs. Clinton not only commended her husband and blessed the nomination of Mr. Gore but sought to bolster her own bid for the Senate from New York.
"I don't want to rotate the squad, but the schedule we've got, it's ridiculous, but I can only commend them on the way they get on with the games and I've not heard a moaning voice".
For now, one can only commend this silken actress-singer's infectious style and warmth and an allure that forsakes power ballads — she's not a belter — for the gossamer charms and slinky wit suggestive of a bygone era.
"I can only commend the French," said Susic, who once played for Paris Saint-Germain.
"Given there is so much uncertainty about the future you can only commend their attitude.
Mr. Vespremi commended not only the Torq's quickness, but also its silence — the electric drivetrain means he can sneak out of the house at dawn for "spirited driving" without waking his entire family with the roar he'd subjected them to with his 400-horsepower Toyota MR2.
We forget how many of our National Basketball Association and N.F.L. players come from backgrounds where they should be very highly commended not only for their sports success, but also for coming through as complete men in an environment that would destroy most of us.
Not only because Glaenzer has commended the idea during the smooth pitch by Gerzson Huszar but also for the persistency.
The paper by Park and colleagues [ 1] is to be commended, not only for its findings but also for the pointers it gives to further important research.
Organisations, like Blue Dragon, who help children like Ngoc, should be commended for not only identifying him as a victim of human trafficking, but also for doing something about it.
