Therefore China's poverty line is significantly more generous than the World Bank's standard.
In fall 2006, Ohio abruptly adopted a new state financial aid policy that was significantly more generous than the previous plan.
That's why we have introduced a minimum wage and will, from October, have a working families tax credit significantly more generous than family credit.
"After 2020, either housing benefit for private tenants must be made significantly more generous, or large numbers of people will become homeless".
Like BT's new service, it has a cap, although Telewest's ceiling of 750MB per day is significantly more generous.
The report also noted that Newstart is "significantly less generous than those in other OECD countries", and that it was clear that "the benefit rates on their own are not sufficient to keep a young person above the poverty line".
DAVOS, Switzerland — The European Central Bank is working on guidelines to prevent bailout plans from one country from being significantly more generous than plans from another, a central bank official said Saturday.
(b) The participants in the experimental group, who had committed to spending the money on others, showed significantly more generous behaviour than the control group, who had committed to spending money on themselves.
Many retirees rely on their employers' coverage to pay for prescription drugs that are not covered under the Medicare program, and there is concern that the Medicare benefit could leave them with coverage that is significantly less generous than what they receive from an employer.
A 1999 study by the Independent Sector did in fact suggest that low-income households tended to be significantly more generous than those wealthier, but other analysts disagree, contending that the organization's methodology misses large contributions from those in higher-income brackets.
If your basic redundancy payment is part of your contractual agreement it is likely to be significantly more generous than statutory redundancy, which goes to all workers who have been with an employer for at least two years and is capped at £7,200.
