Others lauded the government's efforts

He should be lauded, not tried.

However, some people lauded this move

It is most often lauded for supplying new jobs.

These are big changes, and they should be lauded.

Fenton was lauded by judges for natural handling skills well beyond his years.

The Edge should be lauded for their outstanding journalism instead of being persecuted.

Their estimates have been lauded, but also questioned because of their misinterpretation of their own figures.

The reforms have been lauded as a crucial step towards a more stable two party system.

Instead of being lauded for this, Verna was thrown under the bus by the PP government.

Netflix's domestic competitors have lauded the new legislation, which they say will not negatively impact them.

Argentina, long an IMF poster child, was lauded for bringing down inflation and stabilizing its exchange rate.

A recent protest against dowry is being much discusses and lauded in the social networks in Bangladesh.

Overwhelmingly, social media users in Kyrgyzstan have lauded the animations, but some have reacted in anger and denial.

This new anti HIV AIDS campaign, which the international community has lauded, is more open and proactive than before.

Greece s much lauded shipowners, for example, were too slow to adapt to containerization, and thus lost their market share.

Some believe he is a whistleblower to be lauded, while others consider him a traitor who has endangered civilians.

All around the world, people have lauded the food landscape in Hong Kong for its diversity and international offerings.

Questions about her record have been sidestepped her inexperience is lauded as a virtue any criticism is dismissed as sexism.

And many central bankers have been rightly lauded for their role in preventing a global meltdown during the financial crisis.

The eight original MDGs, which include reducing child mortality and achieving universal primary education, are lauded for their simplicity and measurability.

One Kloop reader, Aizhan Rahmanova, lauded Kadyralieva's bravery in seeking to address the realities of life for young female migrants in Russia

Anti abortion advocates have countered that the measures aim to protect women's health, though some have also lauded their effect of shuttering clinics.

Through 17 years of construction until its completion in October 2008, China lauded the project as one of the engineering marvels of the world.

The LGTBQ community in Israel is threatening to hold a huge demonstration instead of the internationally lauded annual Tel Aviv Pride Parade this year.

Serbia long castigated as the land whose late president, Slobodan Milošević, launched a genocide in Yugoslavia is not accustomed to finding itself lauded for safeguarding human rights.

The western world, and the imperialist US in particular, came in for stinging criticism, while China s leadership was lauded as the guiding lodestar of our own struggle .

The IMF s meeting this spring was lauded as a breakthrough, with officials given a new mandate for surveillance of the trade imbalances that contribute significantly to global instability.

Israel, frequently lauded in the US Congress as America s most dependable ally in the region, is a signatory to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

At WEF Panel on African Leadership, Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi lauded his government s economic achievement and dismissed claims that there is a relationship between economic growth and democracy.

The reforms have been lauded as a crucial step towards a more stable two party system. Similarly, a higher electoral threshold for winning seats should counter vote buying by candidates.

On the other hand, the internet is lauded for spreading information to help people, but it is also a bazaar, tilted towards large corporations and the economies of scale Amazon.com, Google, Microsoft, PayPal.

This month Sumaya Ghulami returned to Afghanistan to a hero's welcome after her taekwondo gold in 2016 South Asian Games. She was publicly congratulated by President Ghani and widely lauded in the press.

While many lauded Zubaria s actions, more people seemed interested in moral policing, asking on social media why she kept working for and engaging in conversations with a man whose his intentions were clearly not right.

A fervent opponent of Australia s carbon price, and a battle hardened opponent of US President Barack Obama, Murdoch lauded the virtues of austerity and minimal regulation, and railed against the corrosive effects of social safety nets.

Imagine teaching for 23 years in a small Afghan refugee camp at Kot Chandana village, on the outskirts of the Punjab province in Pakistan, and then, one day, learning that Stephen Hawking himself has lauded you and your work.

Argentina, long an IMF poster child, was lauded for bringing down inflation and stabilizing its exchange rate. In this fog of praise, the IMF ignored the fact that Argentina s growth rate had stagnated and that double digit unemployment persisted for half a decade.

While the American and Yemeni governments have lauded the drones precise targeting, they have refused to meaningfully disclose key details about the strikes, including how many have been conducted, who has been targeted, or, crucially, the number and identities of civilians killed.

With the current moderate administration now celebrated and lauded by many for changes such as the re establishment of relations with western countries and bringing Iran closer to the prospect of an end to sanctions, it s an interesting time for a journalist covering Iran.

In her brief lifetime, she was often lauded for qualities (her beauty and style) that were secondary to her life s work, and derided for other aspects of her character (her emotionality and chaotic personal life) that were equally beside the point. As a result, few people noticed how genuinely, powerfully transformative her agenda was, how well she had thought it out, and how audaciously she sought to manage it.