The pursuit of truth is admirable.

His conduct was admirable.

The objectives of the new monetary policy approach are admirable.

It will be admirable. Everything comes from Paris.'

Your essay is admirable in regard to style.

The Japanese have shown admirable courage in the face of unthinkable tragedy.

The flexibility of the US Supreme Court in this regard is admirable.

Histoire du grand et admirable royaume d'Antangil... (1616) by I.D.M.G.T.

Has he not told you about his hospital? Ce sera admirable.

Admirable as these collective efforts may be, they are simply not sufficient.

The reluctance of governments to consider radical solutions may not be admirable, but is understandable.

The ability to work hard is an admirable quality, but the ability to relax is equally important.

The ability to work hard is an admirable quality, but the ability to relax is equally important.

But the way the elders steered clear of a violent resolution is an admirable example of good governance.

He also stressed that, however admirable, the West European countries response to the refugee crisis is inadequate to the situation.

Germany and a few other countries have stepped up to the challenge in ways that are admirable but unsustainable.

The rest of the world, however, has marveled at the admirable, dignified manner in which ordinary Japanese are dealing with terrible adversity.

As Michael Crichton, a science fiction author, stated in a 2003 lecture at Caltech The problem, of course, is that none of the terms can be known, and most cannot even be estimated.

The willingness of Gates and other business leaders to commit themselves and their money to the promotion of clean energy is admirable.

If that happens, India's admirable pluralist traditions, to which Muslims have made significant contributions, would be lost forever.

But, however admirable this sentiment may be, there is no scientific truth about the right level of disparities and the correct speed of convergence.

And it seems like kind of an admirable philosophy at first something we might all agree to sign onto ...

The tale of Sarah Palin s daughter, Bristol, has also been spun as a tale of an admirable single mother and a loser father.

But it fails to provide a solid (or particularly admirable) foundation upon which to base America's role in the world in the 21 st century.

If Thaksin is sincere, he could serve Thailand by bringing back a few of his host city s more admirable virtues.

This single minded pursuit is noble, admirable, even fanatic and it is enough to bring even a spectator to tears.

Finally, Europe has to decide how serious it is about all the admirable stuff in the Barcelona Process on pluralism, civil society, the rule of law, and democracy.

Moreover, the AKP has broad support among Turkish voters and an admirable record of economic growth, human rights legislation, and improvement in the treatment of Turkey s Kurdish minority.

In their admirable march to civil liberty, the Arab peoples must face a preliminary test of any democracy, however incipient assuming responsibility for the consequences of one s decisions.

Japan s ability to trudge on in the face of huge adversity is admirable, but the risks of crisis ahead are surely greater than bond markets seem to recognize.

Moreover, the AKP has broad support among Turkish voters and an admirable record of economic growth, human rights legislation, and improvement in the treatment of Turkey s Kurdish minority.

Not all of these reasons are admirable during the Cold War some European allies became accustomed to freeloading on America some were double freeloaders by choosing neutrality.

Not all of these reasons are admirable during the Cold War some European allies became accustomed to freeloading on America some were double freeloaders by choosing neutrality.

Although those proceedings were admirable in many ways, including in the care taken to protect the procedural rights of the defendants, they have always been tainted by the charge of victor's justice.

Part of what happened or, rather what didn't happen is admirable almost no effort was made to muzzle criticism of the government, as happens in China and scores of dictatorial countries.

Indeed, the most important book that a student of America can read right now to understand today s malignant political climate is Ruth Harris admirable new look at the Dreyfus affair, The Man on Devil s Island.

If any set of rules needs a sunset clause to enforce review after a specific and limited period, it is affirmative action. The flexibility of the US Supreme Court in this regard is admirable.

Their only hope is to ensure that Indian Muslims do not lose faith in the democratic process. If that happens, India's admirable pluralist traditions, to which Muslims have made significant contributions, would be lost forever.

And she described the father of this tool as an admirable idealist of the universal cause of the fight against poverty, whose work is known for 15 years, when the Queen went to Bangladesh to find out in the field the policy of loans.

Romania, for its part, has a history not at all admirable in regard to it its Roma minority, whose shortcomings and deeds always attract blame but never any real action by the state to improve their condition.

What comforted her was that a perfectly new world was revealed to her, a world that had nothing in common with her past an exalted, admirable world, from the heights of which it was possible to regard that past calmly.

The Princess found everything admirable, and, in spite of her firmly established position in Russian Society tried when abroad to appear like a European lady, which she was not being thoroughly Russian. She therefore became somewhat artificial, which made her feel uncomfortable.

Indeed, the most important book that a student of America can read right now to understand today s malignant political climate is Ruth Harris admirable new look at the Dreyfus affair, The Man on Devil s Island. Harris re reads the famous trial to show how even the greatest of democracies can falter when good people abandon their principles, and when fear mongering propaganda drives leaders to erode democratic checks and balances in the name of national security.

In an Africa bereft of successful populist politicians, Zuma s role models may come from Latin America, where income inequality is also extreme and the trade union movement, as in South Africa, is strong and militant. With enormous pressure from ordinary people to deliver tangible gains, Zuma the populist will quickly face a major test will he emulate Lula of Brazil, who has struck an admirable balance between good economic governance and re distribution of wealth to the poor?

The heavier the hand, it seems, the stronger the resistance the stronger the resistance, the heavier the hand.