That alone merits our commendation.
The October 12, 1874, edition of the South Branch Intelligencer characterized the new bridge as a "complete, handsome and durable structure," and further recounted that "[t]he contractors, Messrs. White & Sons, New Brighton, Pennsylvania 'Penn Bridge & Machine Works,' have given us, in general opinion, a first rate, durable work, and deserve our best commendations..
It helps each of us keep track of things we value about ourselves -- we are physically fit (photo while running a 10K race), concerned about others (volunteer cap from the local food bank), or good at our job (commendation certificate attached to the refrigerator with a magnet).
Such changes should be carried out, he explained, "not because the European Union wants them but because these are changes that our people deserve".His frequent commendations of secularism will have pleased the top brass, who sat listening to him.
Likewise, we don't shirk our responsibility to offer justifiable commendations to those who deserve it.
A version of his play Butley is now on in the West End, with a starry cast and the commendation from our own Michael Billington that the play "shines like a gold coin".
Scholars who perceive Brazil and its past in terms broader than the Western Hemisphere will welcome this volume, and Marshall merits our warmest thanks and commendation.
Those who stayed true to our values and stood up against cruelty are worthy of a wide range of civilian and military commendations, up to and including the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
"Those who stayed true to our values and stood up against cruelty are worthy of a wide range of civilian and military commendations, up to and including the Presidential Medal of Freedom," they wrote.
Where to start with the commendations?
He retired in 1977 with 25 commendations.
