The measure may also run afoul of House rules that prevent a measure from coming appearing on the suspension calendar -- typically where resolutions land -- that "expresses appreciation, commends, congratulates, celebrates, recognizes the accomplishments" of a person or entity.
What the Chávez government has done – and for this it is to be commended – is build a network of out-patient clinics, typically staffed by a single Cuban doctor, and located them in the country's most deprived neighbourhoods.
I also commend FDA's proposal to require that packaged foods and drinks typically consumed in one sitting be labeled as a single serving, and that manufacturers declare the calorie and nutrient information for the entire package.
There is another detail that commends him.
Walter John Harmon knows that and commends your struggle.
Among the salient points about the goal thus commended by Mīmāṃsā's foundational text is that dharma, as here imagined, denotes a constitutively future state of affairs; dharma, Mīmāṃsakas typically say, is always "yet to be" (bhaviṣyat).
And its relative tolerance commends itself.
Jesus commends spiritual disciplines.
Patuma highly commends the SCTP.
