In 2012 the WHO commended China for a "remarkable" public-health achievement.
Last month a federal magistrate, who commended Mr. Neuborne's "exemplary service," vindicated his request for fees.
He was an authoritative yet emollient public speaker, who commended the community virtues of duty, service and self-respect.
I am practically in agreement with Deb Amlen (#10_1) who commended David Lewis' post "as probably the only Numberplay answer I am capable of understanding".
According to reports, he spent an hour with the Dean of Salisbury, The Very Reverend June Osbourne, who commended him afterwards for being a 'delightful' guest.
Mr Kerry's comments echoed the Foreign Secretary William Hague's, who commended Zimbabwe for holding peaceful elections but said: "We have grave concerns over the conduct of the election".
An estimated 65% of Great Yarmouth borough council staff went on strike, according to chief executive Richard Packham, who commended the professional conduct of those who picketed.
Within hours, the native of Canicattini Bagni, Sicily, was the subject of praise from Italy's prime minister, Paolo Gentiloni, who commended the two officers' "courage and skills".
The WHO commended the country on its "diligence to end the transmission of the virus," citing Senegal's quick and thorough response.
Milke appeared at the press conference with her lawyers, Michael Kimerer and Lori Voepel, who commended their client for her buoyant spirit throughout the years.
It has since been revealed that the the kiss was scripted, but that is unlikely to make a difference to those who commended the move as a celebration of equality and diversity.
