Sentence examples for would be commended from inspiring English sources

But soon after he started work at Somerset Medical Center in Somerville, N.J., a smart pair of cops, Detective Sgt. Tim Braun and Detective Danny Baldwin, who would be commended for their extraordinary efforts, took up the investigation.

Trailers and other large equipment may be too wide for the door of an enclosed unit, so covered parking would be commended.

"If this was the business world, people would be commending Mr. Trump for the way he's run this campaign," Lewandowski told CNN following his firing.

Dr. Thoennes could make the same statements outside the Biola campus and get by with them; in fact, he'd be commended for "standing up for his values" by other conservative Christians.

If you were a choreography student, you would surely be commended for having made any of these; if you were a choreography teacher, you could show most of them to your students or colleagues and hope for congratulation.

Even if they did nothing else right, Erin Crosby, James Donegan, Kevin B. McGlynn and Kristen Mengelkoch would have to be commended for their lightning-fast costume changes.

Now they both are slated to achieve just 3.0% growth: Such a downgrade is to be commended because it would have been easy to keep a make-believe figure in the distant (and after the next election) future.

At one point, Holloway complains in man-in-the pew style that "it is never easy to figure out what [Saint] Paul is getting at"; but given his preference for the cloudy over the precise, one would have thought this was to be commended.

In theory, the resolution is to be commended, since it would hand to the court the tasks of maintaining the record of violations, separating facts from allegations, sifting out the propaganda and disinformation, and beginning to prepare legally sound cases against those responsible, even if there could be no immediate indictments and prosecutions.

While conventional wisdom would dictate the Masorti Movement should be commended for its outreach to the disabled and for investing necessary funding in this important endeavor, that hasn't been the case.

I should be commended for finding a way of doing quality science, which otherwise wouldn't happen.