| All the same, having an applaudable body is something Berry is obviously aware of, and comfortable with. |
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| A large number of the first student cohort of 60 is subsidised or completely paid for, which is applaudable. |
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| Director Jo Ward maintained her faith in her cast and performances all round were applaudable as, indeed, was Jo's choice of play and her patience. |
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| Unfortunately up to now the payment culture of public authorities is not always applaudable. |
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| Whatever happened to the applaudable moral values you upheld in the classic scathing satirical attack on corporate mentality and economic imperialism? |
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| The fact he is looking for new ideas like this and trying to find ways of funding them is applaudable. |
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| The efforts and dedication of the WHO to raise the awareness of viral hepatitis and address the issues is applaudable. |
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| Perhaps it is applaudable if Mr Fox considers the economic threat so dire that he is willing to abandon political expediency for the common good. |
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| Focus on Industrial sector is applaudable as no country can become a world power without a strong industrial base. |
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| Their effort, much like Wigan's, was applaudable throughout. |
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| This approach of the company has brought an applaudable success on the international platform. |
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| After her first applaudable entry into the glamour world as the adorable Rachel Green, the world has fallen in love with the star. |
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| It is applaudable actions such as this which will help foster, in small steps, reconciliation. |
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| But to have a stadium like this in Soweto is applaudable. |
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| At 50 years old, Sylvie Guillem is supple, applaudable and enigmatic. |
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