The city's Socialist Mayor Anne Hidalgo resisted pressure to cancel the event, for which she was commended by Eytan Schwartz, an advisor to Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai.
Hurston's disillusionment is fully evident in her mordant, angry journalism of the nineteen-forties, in which she witheringly commends the Southern custom of whites favoring their own "pet Negroes" (and their eager pets returning the favor) as a functioning racial system, and rails against the substandard Negro colleges she calls "begging joints".
Mitchell also issued a statement in which he commended the sides for taking action.
One afternoon at Scotland Yard, Neville arranged an awards ceremony at which he commended CCTV operators, in an effort to foster esprit de corps.
CSKA came to play; they did not mass numbers behind the ball, which Wenger commended them for but mainly because it played into Arsenal's hands.
While Rubio, a staunch defender of the NSA, did not participate in Paul's gambit, Cruz made brief remarks in which he commended Paul "for his passionate defence of liberty".
And again for a notorious speech in which he commended the bravery and sacrifice of the IRA for using their bombs and bullets to bring "Britain to the negotiating table".
Page, who has worked in the field of mental health for 20 years, said about his suspension: "Last week, the prime minister distributed an Easter video in which he commended Christians and the church for their vital role in society, stating that we are a Christian country and should be proud of it.
Mr. Gore's aides provided reporters with a videotape of the interview on Oct. 19, 1995, by a television station in Austin, Tex., in which Mr. Bush commended that year's House Republican plan to cut $270 billion over seven years from Medicare, the federal health insurance program for the elderly.
His approach to international relations is prudential and pacific: sovereign states, like individuals, should be disposed towards peace which is commended by reason.
