101.   He said the United States would sign a global treaty aimed at curbing toxic chemicals, a move that won praise even from environmentalists.

102.   He has won considerable praise for a series of innovative ways to control labor costs.

103.   He has won praise as indefatigable, though paying, perhaps, too much attention to the gritty details.

104.   He has won praise within the bureau and outside it for leading a team of investigators that arrested two suspects, Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols.

105.   He wants to eliminate inheritance taxes and close the Commerce and Energy Departments, positions that win him praise from fiscal conservatives.

106.   He won much praise for that performance.

107.   He won praise for arriving early and leaving late, eating lunch with students and encouraging teachers to track student progress individually.

108.   He won praise for slashing costs.

109.   Her academic performance won praise from students.

110.   Her performance so far has won Bingaman praise from attorneys on both sides of the antitrust aisle.