Sentence examples for which it praised from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the National Association of the Deaf said the protest episode — which it praised beforehand as "phenomenal and groundbreaking" — had generated so much dialogue "because the situation is very real to us".

This case, Moore v. Chamber of Commerce, No. 02-305, was brought in 2000 by the chamber under Mississippi's campaign law, seeking a declaration that advertisements in which it praised state judicial candidates as "fair and independent" were not express advocacy.

The Maoming Daily, a local government newspaper, ran a lengthy front-page article on March 31 in which it praised the plant and called PX "an important element for a happy life".

The Center for Biological Diversity has no complaint about the study itself — which it praised — but using it to justify new drilling "defies logic and common sense," said Kassie Siegel, an attorney for the organization.

For instance, the ESPN Web site is running a tribute to the amendment called "The Power of IX," which it praises as "a law whose ripple effects extend far beyond the U.S., creating a women's sports culture awash in opportunity".

He said that it was against strict safety protocols to walk into the tiger's cage, adding that the zoo had passed a major inspection on Monday, in which it was praised for its safety standards.

The east coast city, in Pennsylvania, tops the annual list, in which it was praised for the way its urban core has been transformed while still retaining its "deep American history and uniquely gritty flavour".

Facebook changed another aspect of its rules for teenagers, for which it drew praise.

KIPP then builds on this sturdy foundation — and far more successfully than most charters, for which it deserves praise and keen attention to its methods.

Andrew Light, an expert on environmental ethics at the University of Washington who was in Bali, criticized the Bush administration for insisting on those targets being sidelined, saying the United States had, in essence, rejected the foreboding climate projections of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which it had repeatedly praised in recent weeks.

What it does not say is that the cost cutting on which it lavishes praise is largely the cause of the poor performance it decries.