Sentence examples for will be commended from inspiring English sources

Mayor Giuliani went a step further yesterday, saying, "I think he actually will be commended for it, because he ended up foiling a robbery in progress".

Hodgson's selection will be commended for its adventure and, if nothing else, maybe now he can be spared the tag of conservatism.

(Really, there are just a couple of the last, and I am looking mostly at you, "Stalker"). We will all have our exceptions; I will be commending "Jane the Virgin" to you soon.

Target's new stores and new brands are all to be commended and will likely yield 3% revenue growth this year, as the company promised investors at the end of the fourth quarter.

Although self-help and self-guided treatments for PCa-linked depression are to be commended, they will be of relatively little efficacy with men who are anhedonic, and who are therefore biologically incapable of experiencing pleasure, either from behaviourally-induced activities or within the therapeutic bond of psychotherapy.

President Obama should be commended for expressing the will of the people in Colorado and Washington.

Moscow and the World Bank should be commended for demonstrating the high-level political will to save the tiger.

Congressional leaders should be commended for crafting a bipartisan package that will save the working family credits.

Canada should be commended for creating an ambitious policy package – the PCF – which will greatly reduce emissions.

The Lancet (2012) suggested that the 'government should be commended for taking strong, effective steps to reduce alcohol consumption that will save lives'.

At the same time, should Anthem be commended for trying to keep health-insurance costs down by limiting the treatments it will cover?