Examples of using Commended in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Your actions aboard the Liandra are to be commended.
This should be commended.
Jeff Bell, corporate vice president of global marketing for Microsoft, commended Lego Star Wars II for expanding the range of consumers for the Xbox 360,
The President commended the Dalai Lamas'Middle Way approach,
He commended the use of a tooth-stick,
The President commended the Dalai Lama's“Middle Way” approach,
Habsburg commended Clevelanders, stating:“The spirit of cooperation that exists among Cleveland's various ethnic groups is an example that needs to be followed by all others.”.
Associations of this kind, even though they may be praised or commended by ecclesiastical authority, are called private associations.
Mr. Vighi also commended the initiative and the courage of the organizers in bringing to reality this kind of cultural event.
The President commended the Dalai Lama's… commitment to nonviolence
Ambassador Cornstein commended and expressed his gratitude for the work of David Kostelancik,
You have just asserted that this system of Reincarnation under Karmic law commended itself to reason, justice, and the moral sense.
Hester commended the specific ceiling as well as the individualized
Ambassador Simonyi commended the Coalition for its many years of work to promote Hungarian American understanding in the U.S. and Hungary.
The President commended the Dalai Lama for his commitment to nonviolence
He stopped and watched the activities with great interest and commended the practitioners for providing such important information to visitors of the city.
therefore, are they praised and commended by the hierarchy.
Lucas later apologized for his remarks and publicly commended Disney for taking good care of the Star Wars franchise.
The JCC also commended Montenegro's support to the UN's Global Compact for Safe,
The President commended the Dalai Lama's… commitment to nonviolence