Gushing profiles in the press will commend their entrepreneurial chutzpah and flair.
But this one further small step would make a big difference, and a formidable alliance of peers, across parties, will commend it to Lords on Wednesday.
"If Mr. Bush does his faith-based mission I will commend him but I'm not basically looking for more money," Mr. Chambers said.
And Tuesday has been declared a "University Day of Mourning," a time, Monsignor Sheeran said, when the community will "commend to God the lives of John, Frank and Aaron".
When he issues his next statement in the matter, probably this week, the sense is that Selig will commend Giambi for his cooperation and take no action against him.
Those who watch the cybersecurity landscape closely will commend your Sept. 10 editorial "A New Kind of Warfare" for drawing attention to the precarious state into which cyberthreats might plunge two nations.
When Mattson does consent to work within the normal confines of nonfiction, he operates like an academic with dreams of a mass audience, or, at least, the hope of receiving teaching evaluations that will commend him as an especially with-it prof.
In its first issue, the New-York Daily Times gave this stuffy introduction to a letter about "a lamentable riot" in Lancaster, Pa.: "The common-sense view of the subject which characterizes this production will commend it to the candid reader".
It is important to note that, to the extent to which any moral stance will commend a certain set of actions or intentions deemed morally worthy, and condemn others as being reprehensible, the "clean hands" criticism is so malleable as to apply to nearly any substantive doctrine.
We're aware of the bills, and we will commend them, and we are very bipartisan in our approach.
