It is the laudable desire to hold psychotherapists accountable for their claims to alleviate mental suffering.

The strict regulations and the laudable desire of the anglers to protect the fishery account for this.

The Bush team's laudable desire to promote sustained reform in the Middle East will never succeed unless it moves from neocon to geo-green.

Granted, too, that his choosing of ambassadors is complicated by a laudable desire to give more scope to women and minorities.

And although the movement arises from the laudable desire to sweep away the debris of racism, sexism and hatred, it replaces old prejudices with new ones.

He forgot, briefly, his sympathy with so many of these people, their aims, their laudable desires, their ideal, fading world, and lost everything in a red tide of anger.

In his handling of Hart's sexuality, Bach seems motivated by a laudable desire to avoid sounding prurient or leering, but his restraint produces a curious vacancy.

Therefore the laudable desire to contextualise the message must not be pressed to provide a carte blanche advocacy of every aspect of a particular culture.

But the laudable desire to keep their lives simple is creating something that is perhaps more worrisome than overscheduling: the Choreless Children of Westchester County.

Their reluctance to associate with his controversial theology was finally outweighed by their laudable desire to survive.