Sentence examples for Generous treatment from inspiring English sources

That allows Germans (but, with luck, nobody else) to give their mortgage banks generous treatment.

If the Kosovars now get truly generous treatment, the change will be plain.

Another worrying precedent was the generous treatment of troubled banks' derivatives counterparties in 2008.

By law, the civilian firefighters contracted by the Forest Service and other federal agencies receive more generous treatment.

No other developed country we could find, outside of New Zealand, allows such generous treatment for loss write-offs.

These range from unlimited deductions for interest payments on bank loans to generous treatment of losses on failed projects.

Mr Morin points to a Japanese saying that "the nail that sticks up gets hammered down"; in Palo Alto, it drives a new Ferrari.Such attitudes sound ephemeral but they once had structural underpinnings, such as America's immigration laws and its once-generous treatment of capital gains.

The accounts will get unusually generous tax treatment.

That is already more than generous tax treatment.

But states are allowed a more generous accounting treatment than private-sector employers.

The New Yorker, October 17 , 1925P. 1 Frank A. Munsey generous in treatment of employees who come in contact with him.