用“laudable”造句大全，laudable造句

We salute the noble and laudable aims of those who formulated the Universal Declaration.

Yet he also acknowledges a set of laudable, impassioned public ambitions: to help other struggling veterans;

Mr Ban's efforts to improve farming are laudable and ambitious. So were Mr Annan's efforts to boost peacekeeping.

Indeed, it is likely that the laudable extension of insurance coverage now makes it more important to tackle the question of costs.

The U.S. response so far has been laudable, including troops and military equipment to help with rescue and relief efforts and millions of dollars in medical supplies.

Today's verdict is further evidence that he has no real power; that his laudable-sounding words are merely part of the smoke and mirrors obscuring the real operations of the Russian state.

Her work for charity is highly laudable.

He this kind of spirit is very laudable still.

A laudable goal for any project is a code base that is easy to refactor.

Although the dance moves is not very neat, performing posture is not in place, but our children's courage is laudable.

Though science may devise methods of improving the quality of life and this is laudable, it should never usurp gods sovereignty over life and death.

Yang Yinliu was not only a profound, experienced, knowledgeable and summa cum laudable scholar, but also a person who carried on the past and opened a way for future and had deep influence on music.

emphasizing what is laudable or hopeful or to the good.

So what IKEA does is laudable, and we wish IKEA's business will prosper.

"Well, madame, it will be a laudable action on your part, and I will thank you for it!"

The town's stand is laudable but will have only a limited effect on what is, after all, a statewide problem. The Connecticut Legislature rebuffed a proposed statewide ban last year.

That's laudable, not to mention rare in modern American business.

It is this, sometimes blurred, cleavage that makes Mr Obama's laudable multilateralism so hard to execute in the region.

Has laudable ambition

Though the official responses were predictable -- and even laudable -- they may have missed the larger point.

But the ambitions are laudable.

For example, the goal of reducing infant mortality among lower social classes, more prevalent than higher up the scale, initially appears laudable.

One of Emma's less laudable characteristics was her jealousy.

And I think that maybe this is the laudable thing to do when one is trying to cure disease, like cancer.