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Still, he has now done so in a commendable way.

He thought the war a commendable use of American power.

At the very least, then, the result can be described as commendable.

Such an effort is commendable, but it should have been done long ago.

I think he's got a - quite a commendable record.

His community services through these and other institutions were commendable.

"In the last couple years, the police have done a commendable job," he said.

But, she said, "for the most part what they are trying to do is commendable."

This group is doing a commendable job and we are very proud of them.

Their change of heart was commendable, but they had murdered four people.

Their service to the field through lot of compositions also is commendable.

That is very commendable, and I am really pleased about it.

I do not think so because the ultimate goal is commendable.

It is a commendable line of negotiation, based on good science.

The new series is commendable in many ways, only not as compelling television.

You must find the work hard - which makes the writing of these articles even more commendable.

And the loyalty to my late husband that brought you here is commendable.

The health care provided by the Medicaid program is commendable.

The reasons for this were commendable, and our group supported them.

Particularly commendable are the school's English and social studies departments.

The director's disciplinary action against six officials, all middle management and lower, is commendable.

So a great deal has been achieved with very limited means, which is particularly commendable.

In my view, this is a very comprehensive and commendable piece of work.

At least it can be said that the former shows a more commendable motivation.

"Your action was highly commendable and I would like to show my appreciation in some way."